A portfolio is priced to return 10% in the upcoming year. The portfolio is composed of the following three stocks:
Stock |
Beta |
Share Price |
# of shares bought |
Alcoa |
0.8 |
$20 |
100 |
Budweiser |
1.2 |
$40 |
100 |
Cisco |
???? |
$20 |
100 |
The current risk-free rate in the economy is 2%, while the market portfolio risk premium is 8%. What must the Beta of Cisco be for the portfolio to be fairly priced?
Question 26 options:
0.6 |
|
0.8 |
|
1.0 |
|
1.4 |
|
2.13 |
Alcoa value = share price × value
= 20 × 100
= 2000
Budweiser value = 40 × 100
= 4000
Cisco = 20 × 100
= 2000
Rate of return = risk free return + beta × ( market risk premium)
Alcoa return = 2% + 0.8 × 8%
= 8.4%
Budweiser return = 2% + 1.2 × 8%
= 11.6%
So, return on alcoa share = Rate of return × Value
= 2000 × 8.4%
= 168
Budweiser return = 4000 × 11.6%
= 464
We have given that total return is 10% and the amount invested is ( 2000 + 4000 + 2000) which is 8000.
So, return on portfolio = 8000 × 10%
= 800
Return on cisco share = 800 - 168 - 464
= 168
So, return in percentage of Cisco share = 168 / 2000
= 8.4%
Beta of cisco share calculation
8.4% = 2% + b ( 8%)
b = 6.4% / 8%
b = 0.80
So, the correct answer is 0.80
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