Having your smartphone or computer ____ may cause a lot of trouble to you.
A、damaged
B、damage
C、damaging
D、to damage
A、damaged
B、damage
C、damaging
D、to damage
Who sent a dog up in a man-made Earth satellite in 1957?
______scientists.
Dear Sir or Madam
Our Order Number 8044P
On 13 May, we ordered six packs of A4 photocopy paper and one bottle of printer's ink from you. When we received this order, we found that the bottle were broken, and that the ink from the bottle had damaged all six packs of paper.
We should be grateful if you would replace these items, or arrange to credit us with their value.
Yours faithfully
Miguel Gomez, Office Manager
&8226;Write a reply to your customer
&8226;thanking him for his letter
&8226;apologising
&8226;saying what you are going to de about his complaint
&8226;promising better service in future.
&8226;Write 60-80 words on your Answer Sheet.
&8226;Do not include postal address.
You are a U.S. investor who holds a portfolio of French stocks. The market value of the portfolio is €20 million, with a beta of 1.2 relative to the CAC index. In November, the spot value of the CAC index is 4,000. The exchange rate is $1.1/€. The dividend yield, euro interest rates, and dollar interest rates are all equal to 4 percent (flat yield curves). a. You fear a drop in the French stock market (but not the euro). The size of CAC index contracts is €10 times the CAC index. There are futures contracts quoted with March delivery. How many contracts should you buy or sell to hedge the French stock market risk? b. You are optimistic about the French stock market [different scenario from part (a)] but fear a depreciation of the euro. How many euros should you sell forward? c. You have the following quotes in Chicago on euro options, maturity March. Should you buy or sell calls or puts to insure against currency risk? What is the premium?d. Calculate the result of your strategies (unhedged, hedged with March forward, insured with March options), assuming that your French stock portfolio is still worth €20 million in March. Simulate for different values of the spot €:$ in March, namely, €1 = $1, $1.1, $1.2.
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