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2. Consider the information in Table 1 Table 1 Correlation with market portfolio 0.20 0.80 1.00 0.00 Standard deviation Return Beta Stock 1 Stock 2 Market portfolio 6% 12% 8% 0% 16% 2% Risk-free asset 0 (a) Consider Table 1. Calculate betas for stock 1 and stock 2. (b) Consider Table 1. Compute the equilibrium expected return according to the CAPM for stocks 1 and 2. (c) Consider Table 1 and...
2. Consider the information in Table1. Table 1 Standard Deviation of Stock Stock Correlation with Market...
2. Consider the information in Table1. Table 1 Standard Deviation of Stock Stock Correlation with Market Portfolio 0.75 0.20 Stock 20% 15% 14% 0% 49% ected Market Return Risk Free Rate Return (a) Consider Table 1 . Calculate betas for Stock 1, Stock 2, and a portfolio consisting of 75% invested in Stock 1 and (b) Consider Table 1. Compute the equilibrium expected return according to the CAPM for Stock 1, Stock 2, and the (c) Consider Table 1 and...
3. Consider Table 3 Table 3 Stock Expected Return 10% 5% Standard Deviation 12% 8% Correlation...
3. Consider Table 3 Table 3 Stock Expected Return 10% 5% Standard Deviation 12% 8% Correlation Coefficient 0.40 (a) Consider Table 3. Compute the expected return and standard deviation of return of an equally-weighted portfolio of stocks A and B (b) Consider Table 3. Solve for the composition, expected return and standard deviation of the minimum variance portfolio (c) Consider Table 3. Sketch the set of portfolios comprised of stocks A and B (d) Consider Table 3. Suppose that a...
3. Consider Table 2. Table 2 Stock Expected Return 2 12% 6% Standard Deviation 20% 10%...
3. Consider Table 2. Table 2 Stock Expected Return 2 12% 6% Standard Deviation 20% 10% 0.20 Correlation Coefficient (a) Consider Table 2. Compute the expected return and standard deviation of return of an equally-weighted (b) Consider Table 2. Solve for the composition, expected return and standard deviation of the minimum (c) Consider Table 2. Sketch the set of portfolios comprised of stocks 1 and 2. Be sure to include the portfolios (d) Consider Table 2. Suppose that a risk-free...
Pinulo retums? 1 0 capital asset pricing model given historical data 2. Consider Table 1. (%)...
Pinulo retums? 1 0 capital asset pricing model given historical data 2. Consider Table 1. (%) 3.77 Table 1 Summary Statistics Alpha, Beta, Expected Return and Variance a/c to the Stocks Sample Single Index Model Covariance Residual and Return Alpha Beta with Market Expected Variance Variance Market (%) (%) Return (%) (%) 3.60 3.59 4.80 Market 4.20 0.00 8.70 (a) Consider Table 1. Using the single index model, calculate beta and alpha for stocks 1 and 2. Interpret your findings....
Consider the following returns of two stocks in conjunction with the market M Std. dev. of...
Consider the following returns of two stocks in conjunction with the market M Std. dev. of stock1 Std. dev. of stock 2 Std. dev. of market Expected return on the market rM 1096 Corr. of stock 1 with the market piM Corr. of stock 2 with the market p2M 0.7 Risk free rate T1 2096 T2 3096 15% 0.4 . According to the CAPM, what should the expected return of stock 1 and stock 2 be? (Note: Your answer should...
(a) Suppose that the CAPM holds. Consider stocks A, B, C and D plotted in the graph below together with portfolios X, T (the tangency or market portfolio), Z, and the risk-free asset S. No explanation...
(a) Suppose that the CAPM holds. Consider stocks A, B, C and D
plotted in the graph below together with portfolios X, T (the
tangency or market portfolio), Z, and the risk-free asset S. No
explanation necessary.
(i) If you could invest in the risk-free asset S and only one of
the stocks A, B, C or D, which stock would you choose?
(ii) Which of the stocks, A, B, C, or D, has the highest
beta?
(iii) Which of...
6. Consider the following information for Stocks 1 and 2: Expected Standard Stock Return Deviation 1...
6. Consider the following information for Stocks 1 and 2: Expected Standard Stock Return Deviation 1 20% 40% 2 12% 20% NE a. The correlation between the returns of these two stocks is 0.3. How will you divide your money between Stocks 1 and 2 if your aim is to achieve a portfolio with an expected return of 18% p.a.? That is, what are the weights assigned to each stock? Also take note of the risk (i.e., standard deviation) of...
2. Consider a market with only two risky stocks, A and B, and one risk-free asset....
2. Consider a market with only two risky stocks, A and B, and one risk-free asset. We have the following information about the stocks. Stock A Stock B Number of shares in the market 600 400 Price per share $2.00 $2.50 Expected rate of return 20% Standard dev.of return 12% Furthermore, the correlation coefficient between the returns of stocks A and B is PABWe assume that the returns are annual, and that the assumptions of CAPM hold. (a) (4 points)...
Q2 (e) Assume for simplicity sake that one factor has been deemed appropriate to "explain" returns...
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(e) Assume for simplicity sake that one factor has been deemed appropriate to "explain" returns on stocds (0) How and there is no idiosyncratic risk. Derive the arbitrage pricing theory would you perform a test of the predictions of the capital asset pricing model given historical data (APT) model 2. Consider Tablo 1 Return and Variance a/c to the Stocks Sample Covariance Residual AlphaBeta Expected Variance and Return | with Market | Variance | (96) Return Market 3.60 4.80...
I would like part d and e answered please
2. Consider the information in Table 1 Table 1 Correlation with market portfolio 0.20 0.80 1.00 0.00 Standard deviation Return Beta Stock 1 Stock 2 Market portfolio 6% 12% 8% 0% 16% 2% Risk-free asset 0 (a) Consider Table 1. Calculate betas for stock 1 and stock 2. (b) Consider Table 1. Compute the equilibrium expected return according to the CAPM for stocks 1 and 2. (c) Consider Table 1 and...
2. Consider the information in Table1. Table 1 Standard Deviation of Stock Stock Correlation with Market Portfolio 0.75 0.20 Stock 20% 15% 14% 0% 49% ected Market Return Risk Free Rate Return (a) Consider Table 1 . Calculate betas for Stock 1, Stock 2, and a portfolio consisting of 75% invested in Stock 1 and (b) Consider Table 1. Compute the equilibrium expected return according to the CAPM for Stock 1, Stock 2, and the (c) Consider Table 1 and...
3. Consider Table 3 Table 3 Stock Expected Return 10% 5% Standard Deviation 12% 8% Correlation Coefficient 0.40 (a) Consider Table 3. Compute the expected return and standard deviation of return of an equally-weighted portfolio of stocks A and B (b) Consider Table 3. Solve for the composition, expected return and standard deviation of the minimum variance portfolio (c) Consider Table 3. Sketch the set of portfolios comprised of stocks A and B (d) Consider Table 3. Suppose that a...
3. Consider Table 2. Table 2 Stock Expected Return 2 12% 6% Standard Deviation 20% 10% 0.20 Correlation Coefficient (a) Consider Table 2. Compute the expected return and standard deviation of return of an equally-weighted (b) Consider Table 2. Solve for the composition, expected return and standard deviation of the minimum (c) Consider Table 2. Sketch the set of portfolios comprised of stocks 1 and 2. Be sure to include the portfolios (d) Consider Table 2. Suppose that a risk-free...
Pinulo retums? 1 0 capital asset pricing model given historical data 2. Consider Table 1. (%) 3.77 Table 1 Summary Statistics Alpha, Beta, Expected Return and Variance a/c to the Stocks Sample Single Index Model Covariance Residual and Return Alpha Beta with Market Expected Variance Variance Market (%) (%) Return (%) (%) 3.60 3.59 4.80 Market 4.20 0.00 8.70 (a) Consider Table 1. Using the single index model, calculate beta and alpha for stocks 1 and 2. Interpret your findings....
Consider the following returns of two stocks in conjunction with the market M Std. dev. of stock1 Std. dev. of stock 2 Std. dev. of market Expected return on the market rM 1096 Corr. of stock 1 with the market piM Corr. of stock 2 with the market p2M 0.7 Risk free rate T1 2096 T2 3096 15% 0.4 . According to the CAPM, what should the expected return of stock 1 and stock 2 be? (Note: Your answer should...
(a) Suppose that the CAPM holds. Consider stocks A, B, C and D
plotted in the graph below together with portfolios X, T (the
tangency or market portfolio), Z, and the risk-free asset S. No
explanation necessary.
(i) If you could invest in the risk-free asset S and only one of
the stocks A, B, C or D, which stock would you choose?
(ii) Which of the stocks, A, B, C, or D, has the highest
beta?
(iii) Which of...
6. Consider the following information for Stocks 1 and 2: Expected Standard Stock Return Deviation 1 20% 40% 2 12% 20% NE a. The correlation between the returns of these two stocks is 0.3. How will you divide your money between Stocks 1 and 2 if your aim is to achieve a portfolio with an expected return of 18% p.a.? That is, what are the weights assigned to each stock? Also take note of the risk (i.e., standard deviation) of...
2. Consider a market with only two risky stocks, A and B, and one risk-free asset. We have the following information about the stocks. Stock A Stock B Number of shares in the market 600 400 Price per share $2.00 $2.50 Expected rate of return 20% Standard dev.of return 12% Furthermore, the correlation coefficient between the returns of stocks A and B is PABWe assume that the returns are annual, and that the assumptions of CAPM hold. (a) (4 points)...
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(e) Assume for simplicity sake that one factor has been deemed appropriate to "explain" returns on stocds (0) How and there is no idiosyncratic risk. Derive the arbitrage pricing theory would you perform a test of the predictions of the capital asset pricing model given historical data (APT) model 2. Consider Tablo 1 Return and Variance a/c to the Stocks Sample Covariance Residual AlphaBeta Expected Variance and Return | with Market | Variance | (96) Return Market 3.60 4.80...
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