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Question 5Which stock from the ones we had in our project had highest value at risk with 99% confidence?1 pointFacebookAmazonAppleNetflixGoogle

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Question 5

Which stock from the ones we had in our project had highest value at risk with 99% confidence?
1 point

  • Facebook
  • Amazon
  • Apple
  • Netflix
  • Google
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Solution

To determine which stock had the highest value at risk with 99% confidence, we need to calculate the value at risk (VaR) for each stock and compare the results.

  1. Facebook: Calculate the VaR for Facebook using historical data and a 99% confidence level.
  2. Amazon: Calculate the VaR for Amazon using historical data and a 99% confidence level.
  3. Apple: Calculate the VaR for Apple using historical data and a 99% confidence level.
  4. Netflix: Calculate the VaR for Netflix using historical data and a 99% confidence level.
  5. Google: Calculate the VaR for Google using historical data and a 99% confidence level.

After calculating the VaR for each stock, compare the results to determine which stock had the highest value at risk with 99% confidence.

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