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Category > Accounting Posted 30 May 2017 My Price 5.00

Suppose that a trader has bought some illiquid shares

21.14 Suppose that a trader has bought some illiquid shares. In particular, the trader
has 100 shares of A, which is bid $50 and offer $60, and 200 shares of B, which is bid
$25 offer $35. What are the proportional bid–offer spreads? What is the impact of the
high bid–offer spreads on the amount it would cost the trader to unwind the portfolio?
If the bid–offer spreads are normally distributed with mean $10 and standard
deviation $3, what is the 99% worst-case cost of unwinding in the future as a
percentage of the value of the portfolio

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Status NEW Posted 30 May 2017 08:05 AM My Price 5.00

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