If Asset A has a return of 10 percent with a weight of 40 percent, and Asset B has a return of 20 percent with a weight of 60 percent, what is the portfolio expected return?
Explanation
Portfolio Return = w1*r1 + w2*r2 = 0.4*10 + 0.6*20 = 16.
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