Final answer:
To plot the investment opportunity set, one must create a graph with standard deviation on the x-axis and expected return on the y-axis, and plot three points for Stocks A, B, and MVP.
Step-by-step explanation:
To answer the student's question regarding the investment opportunity set for Stocks A and B, we would need to plot three points representing the expected return and standard deviation for each stock, as well as the Minimum Variance Portfolio (MVP). However, as this is a text-based environment, I can describe how to create the investment opportunity plot:
- Draw a graph with the expected return on the y-axis and standard deviation on the x-axis.
- Plot Stock A at (20%, 15%) and Stock B at (14%, 10%).
- Plot the MVP at (12.25%, 11.5%).
You will have three points that should outline the investment opportunity set. An efficient frontier can be drawn as the curve starting from the MVP and arching upwards to the highest-returning stock.