a). Expected Return of a one period investment.
Given: 0.70 chance of doubling and 0.30 chance of halving the investment in a day .
So, Expected Return: 0.70*2+ 0.30*1/2 = 1.55%
volatility of one period investment:
Probability | x | x-1.55 | (x-1.55)2 | Probability*(x-1.55)2 |
0.70 | 2 | 0.45 | 0.2025 | 0.14175 |
0.30 | 0.5 | -1.05 | 1.1025 | 0.33075 |
Sum: | 0.4725 |
Volatility= (0.4725)1/2= 0.6874%
b) The statement is FALSE that the security lies above SML is overvalued.
Because all the correctly priced securities are plotted on SML line and those which are above the SML line, are the undervalued securities not overvalued. because for given amount of risk, they yield a higher return. whereas the securities below the line are overvalued as they provide lower return on a given amount of risk.
c) The presence od risk means:
ii) More than one outcome is possible. because risk is the possibility of something bad may happen. It involves uncertainty. So presence of risk indicates that more than one outcome is possible.
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