Calculate the monthly returns for each of the stocks: a. Calculate the arithmetic average monthly return for each stock. (3 points) b. Calculate the geometric average monthly return for each stock. (3 points) c. Calculate the monthly return standard deviation for each stock. (3 points) d. Calculate the total percentage return (referred to in the text as the holding period return) for each stock based on purchasing a share at the end of December 2017 and holding it through the end of December 2020. In your calculations assume that any dividends are reinvested immediately in the stock rather than being stuffed under a mattress where they would earn no further returns. (3 points) e. If you constructed a portfolio at the end of December 2017 consisting of 100 shares of each stock and held this portfolio through the end of December 2020 (again, reinvesting all dividends), what would be the total percentage return on the portfolio? What would the portfolio’s geometric average monthly return be?

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Polly Parrot registers a company called Lorikeet Pty Ltd. Polly is the sole shareholder and sole director of Lorikeet Pty Ltd. Lorikeet Pty Ltd does not have a secretary or any other officers or employees and has no assets other than $500 in a bank account. It has no business operations. Which of the following is correct?

 Christina balanced her cash boon 31 October 20-4 and brought down a debit balance of $32800n November. Her bank statement for October 20-4 showed a closing credit balance of $208. When comparing the cash book with the bank statement, Cristina found the following:  I . These items appeared only in the cash book:  Cheque, $280, paid to Wilma, a creditor cash sales $1643 ii. These items appeared only in the bank statement:  Bank charges of $109  Insurance, $850, paid by standing order  iii, The bank had debited Christina's business bank account with a standing order for $750, for a life insurance policy premium which should have been paid from Christina's personal bank account.  REQUIRED:  a.Make additional entries required in Christina's cash book, calculate a new bank balance at 31 October 20-4. Bring down the balance on I November 20-4 [10 marks]  b. Prepare a bank reconciliation statement at 31 October 20-4 [10 marks]  c.State the bank balance that should be shown in Christina's statement of financial position on 31 October 204 and state whether it is an asset or a liability.