this is the first part of my question which I managed to solve but you are gonna need it to solve the second part which I NEED HELP in. Model the following investment decision as an Influence Diagram: a high-risk stock - $200 brokerage fee Payoff- $1700 if the market goes up $300 if market stays neutral -$800 if the market goes down a low-risk stock - $200 brokerage fee Payoff- $1200 if the market goes up $400 if market stays neutral $100 if the market goes down Student 1 hour ago a savings account that pays a sure $500 P(Market Up)=0.480, P(Market Flat) = 0.297, and P(Market Down) = 1-P(Market Up)-P(Market Flat). Student 1 hour ago
this is the first part of my question which I managed to solve but you are gonna need it to solve the second part which I NEED HELP in. Model the following investment decision as an Influence Diagram: a high-risk stock - $200 brokerage fee Payoff- $1700 if the market goes up $300 if market stays neutral -$800 if the market goes down a low-risk stock - $200 brokerage fee Payoff- $1200 if the market goes up $400 if market stays neutral $100 if the market goes down Student 1 hour ago a savings account that pays a sure $500 P(Market Up)=0.480, P(Market Flat) = 0.297, and P(Market Down) = 1-P(Market Up)-P(Market Flat). Student 1 hour ago
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this is the first part of my question which I managed to solve but you are gonna need it to solve the second part which I NEED HELP in.
Model the following investment decision as an Influence Diagram:
a high-risk stock
- $200 brokerage fee
Payoff-
$1700 if the market goes up
$300 if market stays neutral
-$800 if the market goes down
a low-risk stock
- $200 brokerage fee
Payoff-
$1200 if the market goes up
$400 if market stays neutral
$100 if the market goes down
Student
1 hour ago
a savings account that pays a sure $500
P(Market Up)=0.480, P(Market Flat) = 0.297, and P(Market Down) = 1-P(Market Up)-P(Market Flat).
Student
1 hour ago
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