A) Fund A.
B) Fund B.
C) Fund C.
D) Funds A and B (tied for highest) .
E) Funds A and C (tied for highest) .
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A) the market's volatility.
B) the concept of expected return.
C) the standard deviation of returns.
D) the CAPM.
E) the principle of compounding.
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A) between 50% and 70%
B) less than 10%
C) between 40 and 50%
D) between 75% and 90%
E) over 90%
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A) the time-weighted return.
B) the geometric average return.
C) the arithmetic average return.
D) the portfolio's internal rate of return.
E) None of the options are correct.
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A) 4.0%
B) 20.0%
C) 2.86%
D) 0.8%
E) 40.0%
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A) greater than the arithmetic average return.
B) equal to the arithmetic average return.
C) less than the arithmetic average return.
D) equal to the market return.
E) It cannot be determined from the information given.
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A) therefore, it does not matter which measure is used to evaluate a portfolio manager.
B) however, the Sharpe and Treynor measures use different risk measures. Therefore, the measures vary as to whether or not they are appropriate, depending on the investment scenario.
C) therefore, all measure the same attributes.
D) therefore, it does not matter which measure is used to evaluate a portfolio manager. However, the Sharpe and Treynor measures use different risk measures, so therefore, the measures vary as to whether or not they are appropriate, depending on the investment scenario.
E) None of the options are correct.
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A) 1.00%
B) 8.80%
C) 44.00%
D) 50.00%
E) 67.00%
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A) is a measure of return per unit of risk, as measured by standard deviation.
B) is an absolute measure of return over and above that predicted by the CAPM.
C) is a measure of return per unit of risk, as measured by beta.
D) is a measure of return per unit of risk, as measured by standard deviation, and is an absolute measure of return over and above that predicted by the CAPM.
E) is an absolute measure of return over and above that predicted by the CAPM, and is a measure of return per unit of risk, as measured by beta.
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A) Stock A
B) Stock B
C) The two stocks have the same arithmetic average return.
D) At least three periods are needed to calculate the arithmetic average return.
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A) Fund A.
B) Fund B.
C) Fund C.
D) the index.
E) Funds A and C (tied for highest) .
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A) -1.80%.
B) -1.00%.
C) 0.80%.
D) 1.00%.
E) 1.90%
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A) Fund A.
B) Fund B.
C) Fund C.
D) Funds A and B (tied for highest) .
E) Funds A and C (tied for highest) .
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A) higher than
B) the same as
C) less than
D) exactly proportional to
E) More information is necessary to answer this question.
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A) I only
B) II and V
C) I, III, and IV
D) II, III, and IV
E) I, III, and V
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A) is better than the performance of portfolio B.
B) is the same as the performance of portfolio B.
C) is poorer than the performance of portfolio B.
D) cannot be measured as there are no data on the alpha of the portfolio.
E) None of the options are correct.
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A) 0.0143
B) 0.088
C) 0.44
D) 0.50
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A) Fund A.
B) Fund B.
C) Fund C.
D) Funds A and B (tied for highest) .
E) Funds A and C (tied for highest) .
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A) almost no; almost no
B) almost no; substantial
C) substantial; substantial
D) substantial; almost no
E) modest; modest
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A) Fund A.
B) Fund B.
C) Fund C.
D) Funds A and B (tied for highest) .
E) Funds A and C (tied for highest) .
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