1. If a stock has a market beta less than 1, the expected return
will be less than expected return of market portfolio. True or
False?
2. ABC, Inc., has a beta of 1.99. The risk-free rate is 3.45% and
the market risk premium is 5.74%. What is the required rate of
return on ABC's stock? Note: Convert your answer to percentage and
round off to two decimal points.
3. Semi-strong-form efficient markets are not weak-form efficient.
True or False?
1. True. If market beta less than 1 then the expected return of
portfolio is less than 1 .
As per Capm =Risk free rate+beta*Market Risk Premium So lower the
beta lower is the expected return of market portfolio.
2. As per CAPM, required rate of return on ABC's stock =Risk free
Rate+Beta*Market Risk Premium =3.45%+1.99*5.74%=14.87%
1. If a stock has a market beta less than 1, the expected return will be...
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