How expected return and standard deviation change

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Draw the curved line which illustrates how expected return and standard deviation change as you hold different combinations of two stocks. You start to invest 100% in stock A and 0% in stock B, then 99% in stock A and 1% in stock B, 98% in stock A and 2% in stock B until 0% in stock A and 100% in stock B. Please pick two firms from the data that I provided and analyze based on the rule below. the graph from the figure 8-3 in your text - book page 193. (Principles of Corporate Finance, McGraw-Hill/Irwin, Eleventh edition)

(Rule)

If your RED ID ends with 0, pick GTW and JNJ (MY RED ID DOES NOT END WITH A 0; IT is 816588364, if it matters)

1. pick GTW and K

2. pick GTW and MRK 3, pick JNJ and K

4. pick JNJ and MRK 5, pick K and MRK

6. pick GTW and K

7. pick GTW and MRK

8. pick JNJ and K

9. pick JNJ and MRK

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