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A stock has a beta of 1.2 and the standard deviation of its returns is 25%. The market risk premium is 5% and the risk-free rate is 4%.
What is the expected return of the stock?
What are the expected return and standard deviation for a portfolio that is equally invested in the stock and the risk-free asset?
A financial analyst forecasts a return of 12% for the stock. Would you buy it? Why or why not?
Thanks

The little green house gremlins hid my car keys!!!
What should i do now?

Help! I just received a letter from my school saying that my financial aid award is available to view online, checked it, and only shows a loan! My EFC is 0, and my fafsa told my that I would be able to receive my whole COA(cost of attendance) through the Pell grant, and it shows only a Direct Loan for 3500. Obviously I would rather not receive the loan if I am able to get a grant for what I need. It also does not show my Hope GED 500.00 certificate that I had sent into the school earlier.
What is going on? Do grants take longer to process into a student’s aid package or something? I emailed my financial aid office days ago and still haven’t gotten a response.

Last year I didn’t have a job, but I lied to my mom and lead her to believe I did to get her off my back. I had just come out of a really hard personal devastation in my life, and I went into a depressed mode. I lived off of what I had saved up. I felt embarrassed and depressed about the situation, and my mom’s the type that isn’t understanding, and can really make a person feel much more depressed and stressed out, so I lied to keep her off me. I lived on my own, so it was easy.
Now it’s income tax time, and she’s been hounding me to give her the information so she can do the paper work. And I’m assuming she also gets some sort of benefit from having me listed as dependent, even though I’m really not anymore. I’m not sure what to do. I saw that she got a paper from Chase bank that looked like an account summary sheet with my name on it that said something about the income tax, listing $12 (compared to my sister’s $87 who worked about 3-4 months part time doing retail work). I don’t know where $12 came from. I now live with my boyfriend (and working + student), and I was thinking of telling her we just did our taxes together / online through turbotax.com (I have to file anyways, even if I didn’t work) … but if she gets some sort of tax rightoff, she probably needs my W2.
I know the logical answer is to tell her I didn’t work for a year, but if you knew my mom you’d know the nightmare it would bring. I wish I could just brush this embarrassing thing away and move on from it. File my taxes on my own like every other personal financial thing of mine that I handle. She’s not involved in my finances anyways. Maybe I can tell her I did a lot of freelance web design like I used to, and that’s why the bank summary / lack of W2 reflects no job?

Last year I didn’t have a job, but I lied to my mom and lead her to believe I did to get her off my back. I had just come out of a really hard personal devastation in my life, and I went into a depressed mode. I lived off of what I had saved up. I felt embarrassed and depressed about the situation, and my mom’s the type that isn’t understanding, and can really make a person feel much more depressed and stressed out, so I lied to keep her off me. I lived on my own, so it was easy.
Now it’s income tax time, and she’s been hounding me to give her the information so she can do the paper work. And I’m assuming she also gets some sort of benefit from having me listed as dependent, even though I’m really not anymore. I’m not sure what to do. I saw that she got a paper from Chase bank that looked like an account summary sheet with my name on it that said something about the income tax, listing $12 (compared to my sister’s $87 who worked about 3-4 months part time doing retail work). I don’t know where $12 came from. I now live with my boyfriend (and working + student), and I was thinking of telling her we just did our taxes together / online through turbotax.com (I have to file anyways, even if I didn’t work) … but if she gets some sort of tax rightoff, she probably needs my W2.
I know the logical answer is to tell her I didn’t work for a year, but if you knew my mom you’d know the nightmare it would bring. I wish I could just brush this embarrassing thing away and move on from it. File my taxes on my own like every other personal financial thing of mine that I handle. She’s not involved in my finances anyways. Maybe I can tell her I did a lot of freelance web design like I used to, and that’s why the bank summary / lack of W2 reflects no job?

Last year I didn’t have a job, but I lied to my mom and lead her to believe I did to get her off my back. I had just come out of a really hard personal devastation in my life, and I went into a depressed mode. I lived off of what I had saved up. I felt embarrassed and depressed about the situation, and my mom’s the type that isn’t understanding, and can really make a person feel much more depressed and stressed out, so I lied to keep her off me. I lived on my own, so it was easy.
Now it’s income tax time, and she’s been hounding me to give her the information so she can do the paper work. And I’m assuming she also gets some sort of benefit from having me listed as dependent, even though I’m really not anymore. I’m not sure what to do. I saw that she got a paper from Chase bank that looked like an account summary sheet with my name on it that said something about the income tax, listing $12 (compared to my sister’s $87 who worked about 3-4 months part time doing retail work). I don’t know where $12 came from. I now live with my boyfriend (and working + student), and I was thinking of telling her we just did our taxes together / online through turbotax.com (I have to file anyways, even if I didn’t work) … but if she gets some sort of tax rightoff, she probably needs my W2.
I know the logical answer is to tell her I didn’t work for a year, but if you knew my mom you’d know the nightmare it would bring. I wish I could just brush this embarrassing thing away and move on from it. File my taxes on my own like every other personal financial thing of mine that I handle. She’s not involved in my finances anyways. Maybe I can tell her I did a lot of freelance web design like I used to, and that’s why the bank summary / lack of W2 reflects no job?

(Please do not say that its not possible, this isn’t a serious question.)
Would you…
A) hide
B) shoot them
C) try to befriend them
D) [insert what you would do here.]

I can’t get the barell into the stock.

More specifically: when do I begin to apply to colleges, for scholarships, financial aid, ETC. Keeping in mind that I plan on going to college in Georgia (I currently live in Wisconsin); when would be the best time to start? I graduate high school June 2011.