5.(A)
The risk premium on the market can be calculated as,
The expected rate of return of Potpourri is 16.7%,so according to the CAPM model,
Re = Rf + beta (Rm - Rf) where, Re = expected return on stock
16.7 % = 7.7% + 1.5 ( Rm - Rf)
So, the risk premium on the market is 6% .
(B ) As the market risk premium is same for all stocks, Magnolia also has a market risk premium of 6%,
So, the expected rate of return of this stock is ,
Re = Rf + beta (Rm - Rf)
= 7.7% + 0.8 * 6
= 12.5%
So, the expected rate of return of Magnolia 12.5%
(C ) Let the amount invested in Potpourri be X and the amount invested in Magnolia is ($10,000 - X)
So, the beta of portfolio can be calculated as:
weight of potpourri * beta of potpourri + Weight of magnolia * beta of magnolia = beta of portfolio
X/10,000 * 1.5 + ( 10,000 - x) /10,000 * 0.8 = 1.255
1.5 x + (10,000 - x) 0.8 = 1.255* 10,000
1.5 X + 8,000 - 0.8X = 12,550
0.7x =4,550
X = $6,500
So, the amount invested in $6,500 in Potpourri and the amount invested in Magnolia is ( $10,000 - $6,500 = $3,500)
(D ) The expected return on the portfolio will be :
= weight of potpourri * expected return of potpourri + Weight of Magnolia * expected return of magnolia
= 0.65 * 0.167 + 0.35*0.125
= 0.1086 + 0.0438
= 15.235%
= 15.24%
So, the expected return on the portfolio is 15.24%.
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