Estimate expected returns, Financial Accounting

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Use the data from "Beating the Market Quarterly" problem. Use that data to estimate expected returns and a covariance table for the 5 stocks from that problem. Use your estimates to find the portfolio that maximizes return among portfolios that have standard deviation of no more than 10%. Assume you're required to hold a position in each of the five stocks and this position needs to be between 5% and 30%.

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