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The standard deviation of expected returns for investments X and Y equal 20% and 22% respectively. The correlation between returns for X and Y is .40. Find the combination of X and Y that yield the minimum risk portfolio. If your objective is to form a portfolio with these two securities that is not dominated by any other combination, how would you find the expected return and how much the dominant portfolios comprise?

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My portfolio has been gyrating like a drunk belly dancers navel.
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