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Mr. Hoper is in charge of investments for the golden horizon company. He estimates from past price fluctuations in the gold market that the probabilities of price changes on a given day are dependent upon price changes on the previous day. If gold price increases or remains constant, the following distribution represents the probability of price changes in $ per ounce for the day to follow:
Price change ($) Probability
-4 0.05
-2 0.10
No change 0.20
+2 0.25
+4 0.30
+6 0.10
On the other hand, if gold prices reduces on a given day, the next day's distribution of price changes in $ per ounce is:
-6 0.10
-4 0.30
-2 0.25
No change 0.15
+2 0.20
Test the policy of buying 100 ounces when prices drop for the preceeding three days and selling 100 ounces when prices rise for the preceding three days.
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