You are given the following set of market conditions:
the risk-free rate = 5%, expected rate of return of the market
portfolio = 12%. Compute the expected return for the following
risky securities:
APPL: Beta = 1.25
BA: Beta = 1.10
C: Beta = 0.75
Draw a graph of the Security Marker Line (SML) based
on the information given in part 1 and plot the three
securities.
Answer-
Given
risk free rate = 5 %
Rate of return for market portfolio = 12 %
Expected return
Return = risk free rate + Beta x ( Rate of
return for market portfolio - risk free rate )
Return APPL
= 5 % + 1.25 x ( 12 % - 5 %)
= 5 % + 1.25 x 7 %
= 5 % + 8.75 %
= 13.75 %
Return BA
= 5 % + 1.10 x ( 12 % - 5 %)
= 5 % + 1.10 x 7 %
= 5 % + 7.7 %
= 12.7 %
Return C
= 5 % + 0.75 x ( 12 % - 5 %)
= 5 % + 0.75 x 7 %
= 5 % + 5.25 %
= 10.25 %
Given below is the Security Marker Line (SML) with plotted securities
r f = risk free rate
E(r) = Expected return
E (r m) = Rate of return for market portfolio
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