estimating volatility
...047E-06 2,112 1,000711 0,00071 1,31967E-05 2,112 1 0 8,53954E-06 2,083 0,986269 -0,01383 0,000118896 2,055 0,986558 -0,01353 0,000112595 2,043 0,994161 -0,00586 8,61002E-06 2,047 1,001958 0,001956 2,37972E-05 2,056 1,004397 0,004387 5,34257E-05 2,078 1,0107 0,010644 0,000184031 2,073 0,997594 -0,00241 2,63364E-07 2,066 0,996623 -0,00338 2,11797E-07 2,064 0,999032 -0,00097 3,81705E-06 2,043 0,989826 -0,01023 5,33525E-05 2,033 0,995105 -0,00491 3,93837E-06 2,0255 0,996311 -0,0037 5,98614E-07 2,024 0,999259 -0,00074 4,75858E-06 2,024 1 0 8,53954E-06 2,0225 0,999259 -0,00074 4,75618E-06 2,025 1,001236 0,001235 1,72855E-05 2,035 1,004938 0,004926 6,15969E-05 2,029 0,997052 -0,00295 9,3079E-10 sum -0,08182 0,000976823 mean -0,00292 var 3,49E-05 st dev p.w. 0,005906 st dev p.a. 0,042592 Q.1. Dodge-Osborn’s objective regarding cash management in Ageana is optimisation of its cash flows and investment of excess cash. Dodge-Osborn’s major concern regarding in and outflows of their Ageana subsidiary is that the local currency (olives) is a weak currency. This means that there’s a great deal of transaction exposure involved when the subsidiary is trading in olives. Since the subsidiary export their product and import their raw materials, forecasting the future cash flows will become difficult because of exchange rate fluctuations. To eliminate the u...