A stock had returns of 18.46 percent, 21.74 percent, −14.90 percent, 9.02 percent, and 28.09 percent for the past five years. What is the standard deviation of the returns?
2.82%
16.78%
13.43%
20.98%
28.17%
An asset has an average return of 9.87 percent and a standard deviation of 18.84 percent. What range of returns should you expect to see with a 68 percent probability?
−8.97% to 10.77%
−8.97% to 28.71%
−18.39% to 38.13%
−27.81% to 47.55%
−46.65% to 66.39%
1)
Year | Return of Stock |
1 | 18.46 |
2 | 21.74 |
3 | -14.9 |
4 | 9.02 |
5 | 28.09 |
Mean return | 12.482 |
Standard deviation | 16.78% |
Where
Average or Mean = Sum of all observations/Count of all observations | ||
Sample Standard deviation =((∑k=1 to N (observationk – average))/(N-1))^(1/2) |
2)
As per 68 % rule
range = mean+-std dev
=9.87+18.84 to 9.87-18.84
=-8.97 to 28.71
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