You purchased a share of stock for \$20. One year later you received \$1 as a dividend and sold the share for \$29. What was your holding- period return?

If a portfolio had a return of 8%, the risk free asset return was 3%, and the standard deviation of the portfolio's excess returns was 20%, the Sharpe measure would be______.

An investment provides a 1.25% return quarterly, its effective annual rate is

If a portfolio had a return of 12%, the risk free asset return was 4%, and the standard deviation of the portfolio's excess returns was 25%, the risk premium would be____.

The holding-period return (HPR) for a stock is equal to____

The holding-period return (HPR) on a share of stock is equal to

Toyota stock has the following probability distribution of expected prices one year from now: State of the economy Probability Price Boom 0.25 \$50 Normal Growth 0.40 \$60 Recession 0.35 \$70 If you buy Toyota today for \$55 and it will pay a dividend during the year of \$4 per share, what is your expected holding-period return on Toyota?

When comparing investments with different horizons the_______provides the more accurate comparison.