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Use the share price information for NAB and TLS in “Q8-9 Portfolio” to determine the expected return for each stock. What is the expected return of a portfolio with 60% in NAB and 40% in TLS?

I'll start by reviewing the data in the uploaded Excel file to extract the share price information for NAB and TLS. Once I have the necessary data, I'll calculate the expected returns for each stock and then determine the expected return for the portfolio.

Let me analyze the file first.The dataset includes share price information for NAB (National Australia Bank) and TLS (Telstra) along with their monthly returns. The relevant columns for calculating expected returns are:

- **NAB Returns (monthly)**
- **TLS Returns (monthly)**

Additionally, the "Average monthly returns" section provides the average monthly returns for NAB and TLS, which can be used directly to calculate the expected returns.

I'll now extract these average monthly returns and calculate the expected return for a portfolio with 60% in NAB and 40% in TLS.It appears that the values extracted for the average monthly returns of NAB and TLS are not properly formatted or are missing. I'll recheck the data extraction to ensure accurate retrieval of these values.It seems like I can’t do more advanced data analysis right now. Please try again later. If you want, you can upload the file again or ask for specific information that I might be able to help with directly.

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Learn how to calculate the expected return for stocks in a portfolio using share price information for NAB (National Australia Bank) and TLS (Telstra). Understand the process step-by-step with a focus on financial analysis and portfolio management.

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