You are given the information on three stocks.
Stock |
Expected Return |
Number of Shares |
Stock Price |
Beta |
A |
9% |
750 |
$33 |
1.5 |
B |
14% |
220 |
$51 |
1.2 |
C |
12% |
460 |
$19 |
0.95 |
Suppose you borrow 70% of your funds at 6% interest rate and invest the borrowed funds as well as the funds you already have in the portfolio incorporating the three stocks. What is the expected return on this portfolio?
a. 12.914%
b. 14.228
c. 16.65%
d. 10.80%
e. 13.16%
What is the answer and its steps?
Stock | No. of Shares | Stock Price | Invested Amount | 70% amt Borrowed | Total value after borrowed amount (a) | Expected return (b) | Total Return from Stock (a)*(b) |
A | 750 | 33 | 24750 | 17325 | 42075 | 9% | 3786.75 |
B | 220 | 51 | 11220 | 7854 | 19074 | 14% | 2670.36 |
C | 460 | 19 | 8740 | 6118 | 14858 | 12% | 1782.96 |
44710 | 31297 | 76007 | 8240.07 |
Total 70% of the borrowed amount = $31297
Interest rate on it = 6%
Total Interest on Borrowed amount = $31297*6% = $1877.82
Total return from Stock = $ 8240.07
Net return from Stock = Total return from Stock - Total Interest on Borrowed amount
= $ 8240.07 - $ 1877.82
= $ 6362.25
Expected return from Portfolio = (Net Return from Stock/Invested amount)*100
= (6362.25/44710)*100
= 14.23%
Hence, Option B. 14.228% (answer difference due to rounding off)
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