Assume the market rate of return is 10.1 percent and the risk-free rate of return is 3.2 percent. Lexant stock has 2 percent less systematic risk than the market and has an actual return of 10.2 percent. This stock:
A. is underpriced.
B. is correctly priced.
C. will plot below the security market line.
D. will plot on the security market line.
E. will plot to the right of the overall market on a security market line graph.
The systematic risk of the market (beta) is 1. Therefore the beta of Lexant = 1 - 2%, which is 0.95
expected return on Lexant stock = risk free rate + (beta)*(market return - risk free rate)
expected return on Lexant stock = 3.2% + (0.98)*(10.1% - 3.2%)
expected return on Lexant stock = 9.96%
However the actual return is 10.2%. That means it is undervalued, because investors expect a higher return given the level of systematic risk
the answer is A
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