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  1. Expected return= R1P1+ R2P2….+ RnPn

Where , R= expected return on that scenario

P= probability of that return

N= period or number of scenario

Here

given rate of return

Expected Return

Scenario

probability

stock X

Stock Y

stock X

Stock Y

recession

              0.15

              0.20

           -0.25

     0.0300

    -0.0375

normal

              0.70

              0.21

             0.09

     0.1470

     0.0630

boom

              0.15

              0.06

             0.44

     0.0090

     0.0660

Total

     0.1860

     0.0915

Expected return X= 0.15*0.20+0.70*0.21+0.15*0.06= 0.1860 or 18.60%

Similarly , Expected return of Y= 0.0915 or 9.15%

Standard deviation = (( actual return-expected return)* ( probability))1/2

So,

given rate of return

Expected Return

A= (Given return - expected return)^2

D= A*P

probability

stock X

Stock Y

stock X

Stock Y

stock X

Stock Y

stock X

Stock Y

recession

0.15

20.00

-25.00

3.00

-3.75

1.96

1,166.22

0.29

174.93

normal

0.70

21.00

9.00

14.70

6.30

5.76

0.02

4.03

0.02

boom

0.15

6.00

44.00

0.90

6.60

158.76

1,214.52

23.81

182.18

18.60

9.15

28.14

357.13

Here , For stock X, A would be = (20-18.60)^2=1.96 and so on

For Y= (-25-9.18)^2= 1166.22

D for X= 0.15*1.96+0.70*5.76+ 0.15*158.76= 28.14

For Y= 0.15*1166.22+0.70*0.02+0.15*1214.52= 357.13

Now,

stock X

Stock Y

Variance = from above

           28.14

     357.13

Standard deviation = Variance1/2

           14.07

     178.56

b.

Expected Return=WA×RA+WB×RB+WC×RC

where:

WA = Weight of security X= 65%

RA = Expected return of security X= 18.60%

WB = Weight of security Y= 35%

RB = Expected return of security Y= 9.15%

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Expected return = 0.65*0.1860 + 0.35*0.0915

= 0.152925 or 15.29%

Standard deviation of portfolio= (W12* D12 + W22*D22+ 2 W1*W2*D1*D2* P12)1/2                            

Where,

W1= weight of X

W2= weight of Y

D1= std deviation of X

D2= standard deviation of Y

P12= correlation coefficient of X and Y

Covariance =

A= (Given return - expected return)

C= P* A of X*A of Y

probability

stock X

Stock Y

0.15

20-18.60= 1.40

-25-9.15=-34.15

0.15*1.40*-34.15=

-7.17

0.7

21-18.60= 2.40

9-9.15=-0.15

0.70*2.40*-0.15=

-0.25

0.15

6-18.60= -12.60

44-9.15= 34.85

0.15*-12.60*34.85=

-65.87

Total

-73.29

So Cov= -73.29

Correlation =Cov/ D1*D2

= -73.29/ (14.07*178.56)= -0.0292

Std. Deviation= (0.652*14.072 + 0.352*178.562 + 2*0.65*0.35*14.07*178.56*-0.0292)1/2

= (83.64+ 3905.75 -33.3789)^1/2

= 62.89

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