Negative minimum risk portfolio of any security shows that market security sold

[amp_mcq option1=”less than original price” option2=”greater than original price” option3=”equal to original price” option4=”equal to sum of stocks” correct=”option1″]

The correct answer is A. less than original price.

A negative minimum risk portfolio of any security shows that the market security sold at a price less than the original price. This is because the minimum risk portfolio is a portfolio that minimizes the risk of loss, and a security that is sold at a price less than the original price is a security that has lost value.

Option B is incorrect because a security that is sold at a price greater than the original price is a security that has gained value. Option C is incorrect because a security that is sold at a price equal to the original price is a security that has neither gained nor lost value. Option D is incorrect because a security that is sold at a price equal to the sum of its stocks is a security that has been sold at a price that is equal to the total value of its stocks.

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