The risk free rate of return is 1.8% and the expected return on the market portfolio is 8.35%. Given the following possible returns for Lidar Limited and the S&P/TSX Composite Index(found in Table 1.1):
a.Calculate the expected return for Lidar (illustrate your solution using MS Equation Editor).
b.Calculate the expected return, variance and standard deviation for the S&P/TSX Composite Index(illustrate your solution using an embedded Excel Spreadsheet).
c.Using an embedded Excel Spreadsheet, calculate the Covariance and Correlation Coefficient between Lidar’s returns and the market index returns.
d.Calculate the Ex Ante Beta Coefficient for Lidar. Illustrate the formula and your calculations using MS Equation.
e.Is Lidar an aggressive or defensive investment? Explain.
f.Calculate the required rate of return on Lidar stock.
g.Is Lidar over priced, under priced or fairly valued? Explain.
Table 1.1 - Forecast Possible Returns on Lidar Corp. and S&P/TSXPossible Returns on S&P/TSX Possible Returns Composite State Probability on Lidar Corp Index Economic Boom 25% 47% 18% Moderate Growth 30% 23% 11% Normal 25% 90% 7% Recession 20% -45% -6% |
Expected Return =Mean Return =SUMof ((Probability)*(Return)) | ||||||||
Variance of Return =Sum of(Probability* (Deviation ^2)) | ||||||||
Deviation =Return -Mean Return | ||||||||
Standard Deviation of Return =Square Root of Variance of Return | ||||||||
ANALYSIS OF MARKET RETURN(S&P/TSX) | ||||||||
p | R1 | A1=R1*P | D1=R1-8.35 | E1=(D1^2) | F1=p*E1 | |||
State of Economy | Probability | Return of Lidar(%) | Probability*Return(%) | Deviation(%) | Deviation Squared(%%) | Probability*Deviation Squared(%%) | ||
Boom | 0.25 | 18 | 4.5 | 9.65 | 93.1225 | 23.280625 | ||
Moderate Growth | 0.3 | 11 | 3.3 | 2.65 | 7.0225 | 2.10675 | ||
Normal Growth | 0.25 | 7 | 1.75 | -1.35 | 1.8225 | 0.455625 | ||
Recession | 0.2 | -6 | -1.2 | -14.35 | 205.9225 | 41.1845 | ||
SUM | 8.35 | SUM | 67.0275 | |||||
Expected Return =Mean return S&P/TSX | 8.35 | % | ||||||
Variance of Return | 67.0275 | %% | ||||||
Standard Deviation of Return =SQRT(67.0275)= | 8.19 | % | ||||||
ANALYSIS OF RETURNS OF LIDAR LIMITED | ||||||||
p | R2 | A2=R2*p | D2=R2-32.15 | E2=(D2^2) | F2=p*E2 | |||
State of Economy | Probability | Market Return(%) | Probability*Return(%) | Deviation(%) | Deviation Squared(%%) | Probability*Deviation Squared(%%) | ||
Boom | 0.25 | 47 | 11.75 | 14.85 | 220.5225 | 55.130625 | ||
Moderate Growth | 0.3 | 23 | 6.9 | -9.15 | 83.7225 | 25.11675 | ||
Normal Growth | 0.25 | 90 | 22.5 | 57.85 | 3346.6225 | 836.655625 | ||
Recession | 0.2 | -45 | -9 | -77.15 | 5952.1225 | 1190.4245 | ||
SUM | 32.15 | SUM | 2107.3275 | |||||
Expected Return =Mean return of Lidar Limited | 32.15 | % | ||||||
Variance of Return | 2107.3275 | %% | ||||||
Standard Deviation of Return =SQRT(2107.3275)= | 45.91 | % | ||||||
COVARIANCE BETWEEN RETURNS OF LIDAR AND MARKET(S&P/TSX) | ||||||||
Covariance (A,B)=SUM of (Probability*Deviation of A* Deviation of B) | ||||||||
p | D1=R1-8.35 | D2=R2-32,15 | G=p*D1*D2 | |||||
State of Economy | Probability | Deviation of Market(%) | Deviation of Lidar (%) | probability*Deviation A*Deviation B | ||||
Boom | 0.25 | 9.65 | 14.85 | 35.825625 | ||||
Moderate Growth | 0.3 | 2.65 | -9.15 | -7.27425 | ||||
Normal Growth | 0.25 | -1.35 | 57.85 | -19.524375 | ||||
Recession | 0.2 | -14.35 | -77.15 | 221.4205 | ||||
SUM | 230.4475 | |||||||
Covariance of return of Lider and Market(S&P/TSX) | 230.4475 | %% | ||||||
Correlation of Return A and B=(Covariance)/(Std DeviationA* Standard Deviation B) | ||||||||
Covariance(Lider, market)=230.4475 | ||||||||
Correlation of Return Lider and Market=(230.4475/8.19*45.91)= | 0.613168 | |||||||
ANSWER: | ||||||||
a | Expected Return of Lidar | 32.15% | ||||||
b | S&P/TSX Composite Index | |||||||
Expected Return | 8.35% | |||||||
Variance | 67.0275 | %% | ||||||
Standard Deviation | 45.91% | |||||||
c | Covariance between return of Lidar and market | 230.4475 | %% | |||||
Correlation between return of Lidar and market | 0.61316799 | |||||||
d | Beta Coefficient of Lidar | |||||||
Beta=Covariance/Variance of market=230.4475/67.0275 | 3.43810376 | |||||||
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