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ashley

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Question 1

To which of the following markets would an investment adviser recommend you allocate approximately 80% of your money if you wanted to maintain a relatively low degree of risk?


◦ European stocks
◦ Asian stocks
◦ U.S. stocks
◦ Latin American stocks

Question 2

Which of the following pairs of stocks seem to offer the most diversification benefits?


◦ Exxon - Consolidated Coal
◦ Exxon - Tesla
◦ Netflix - Merck Pharmaceuticals
◦ Not enough information to accurately judge since correlation coefficients are not provided.
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Marked as best answer by ashley on Apr 14, 2019

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Reply #1 on: Apr 14, 2019
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