John Wilson Markowitz Efficient frontier Question
Wilson is now evaluating the expected performance of two common stocks ,Furhman Labs Inc and Garten Testing Inc. He has gathered the following information:
The risk free rate is 5%
The expected return on the market portfolio is 11.5%
The beta of Furhman stock is 1.5
The Beta of Garten Stock is 0.8
Based on his analysis, Wilson's forecast of the returns on the two stocks are 13.25% for Furhman stock and 11.25% for Garten Stock.
1) Calculate the Required rate of return for Furhman Labs stock and for Garten Testing stock.
2) Indicate whether each stock is undervalued, fairly valued, or overvalued
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