Price Number of securities Market value Portfolio weights Percentages to one decimal place
Stock A $25 200 500 0.22522523 22.50%
Stock B $53 100 5300 0.23873874 23.90%
Stock C $119 100 11900 0.53603604 53.60%
Total Value 22200
Price Number of securities Market value Portfolio weights Percentages to one decimal place
Bond A $975 10 5000 22200 22.52%
Bond B $1,020 20 5300 22200 23.88%
Bond C $888 10 11900 22200 53.60%
Bond D $1,150 10
Total Value
Price Number of securities Market value Portfolio weights Percentages to one decimal place
Stock A $25 1,000
Stock C $119 500
Bond D $1,150 20
Total Value
Price Number of securities Market value Portfolio weights Percentages to one decimal place
Stock B $53 1,000
Stock C $119 100
Bond A $975 20
Bond B $1,020 10
Total Value
I'm sorry, it seems that the information you provided is incomplete. Please provide the missing values so that I can assist you in calculating the total value and portfolio weights.
To calculate the total value and portfolio weights, first, you need to calculate the market value for each stock and bond. The market value of each security is given by multiplying the price of the security by the number of securities held.
For example, for Stock A, the market value would be calculated as:
Market value = Price * Number of securities = $25 * 200 = $5000.
Similarly, you can calculate the market value for the remaining stocks and bonds.
Once you have the market value for each security, you can calculate the total value of the portfolio by summing up the market values of all the securities.
For example, for the first portfolio, the total value is given by:
Total Value = Market value of Stock A + Market value of Stock B + Market value of Stock C = $5000 + $5300 + $11900 = $22200.
To calculate the portfolio weights, you need to divide each security's market value by the total value of the portfolio.
For example, for Stock A in the first portfolio, the portfolio weight would be:
Portfolio weight = Market value of Stock A / Total Value = $5000 / $22200 ≈ 0.22522523.
Similarly, you can calculate the portfolio weights for the remaining stocks and bonds.
Finally, to calculate the percentages to one decimal place, you multiply the portfolio weights by 100 and round it to one decimal place.
For example, for Stock A in the first portfolio, the percentage would be:
Percentage = Portfolio weight * 100 = 0.22522523 * 100 = 22.50%.
You can repeat this process for the remaining portfolios and securities to calculate the respective total values, portfolio weights, and percentages to one decimal place.