A portfolio has three stocks: Stock A, Stock B, and Stock C. Stock A has a return of 17.46%. Stock B has a return of 13.18%. The weight of Stock A in the portfolio is 30%. The weight of stock B in the portfolio is 35%. The weight of Stock C in the portfolio is 35%. If the portfolio return is 39.75%, what is the return of Stock C in the portfolio?
Note: Enter your answer in percentages rounded off to two decimal points
| What is the return of Stock C in the portfolio | |||||
| Portfolio | |||||
| Stock | Weighted Return | Weights | Actual Return (In %) (Weighted Return divided by Weights) | ||
| A | 17.46 | 30% | 58.2 | ||
| B | 13.18 | 35% | 37.66 | ||
| C | 9.11 | 35% | 26.03 | ||
| 39.75 | Portfolio Return given in Question | ||||
| 9.11 is the Balancing Figure i.e., (39.75-17.46-13.18) | |||||
| 9.11 is divided by 35% of Weight, then the Actual Return is 26.03 % of Stock - C | |||||
| Total Portfolio Return = 39.75% | |||||
| Hence the Return of Stock - C in Portfolio 9.11 % and Actual Return is 26.03% | |||||
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