Business, 16.07.2019 21:30 LEXIEXO

In this exercise you are choosing between the following investment strategies: invest $200 in stock a. stock a costs $20 per share. expected yield per share of stock a is $2, and the variance of yield per share is 9 ($-squared). invest $200 in stock b. stock b costs $10 per share. expected yield per share of stock b is $0.90, and the variance of yield per share is 1 ($-squared). invest $100 in stock a and $100 in stock b. the correlation between yield per share of stock a and yield per share of stock b is 0.12. flag this question question 1 2 pts with strategy (iii), how many shares of stock a and stock b do you buy?

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