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You have an HPR of 12.31% over the past year. Your portfolio is made up of...
You have an HPR of 12.31% over the past year. Your portfolio is made up of only one debt (Bond A) and one equity (Stock A). You consistently maintain a 60% Equity/40% Debt ratio in your portfolio. The return on the Bond was 6.5% over the course of the year. If the stock paid no dividends, and had a value of $15.44 at the beginning of the year, what is the value at the end of the year?
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