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Suppose that Mike has been holding asset B. (That is, Mike is holding a portfolio that entirely consists of asset B). Today, a stock broker came to Mike and recommended that he add a little bit of asset A into his portfolio (for example, 80% of asset B and 20% of asset A). Mike rejected this suggestion because he thinks that it is not a good idea to add a riskier asset into his portfolio -- based on the answers for Q3 and Q4, he knows that asset A is riskier (than asset B) in the sense that it has a higher standard deviation. Do you think that rejecting the stock broker’s suggestion was a correct decision?

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