Merrill Lynch, a wealth management and financial services company, is considering recommending a new stock to its clients. Prior to recommending it, they want to be able to say that the stock has outperformed the market return of 7% in the last ten years. To be as detailed as possible, they use monthly return data for the past 3 years. The average return for the stock is 7.3% and the known population standard deviation for stocks is 3%. Note, use whole numbers for percent (example for 7.3% plug in 7.3 not .073)
Calculate the correct p-value for the test. Hint, you will need to use the appropriate table to find this and will require you to know alpha, and if it is a one or two-tailed test!
Claim: To test whether that the stock has outperformed the market return of 7% in the last ten years or not
Hypothesis:
Right tailed test ( One tailed test )
Test statistics :
Where,
Sample mean
Population SD
Sample size = n = 3
Test statistics = z = 0.173
Pvalue :
.........(
From Z table)
Decision Rule : We Fail
to Reject Ho
Conclusion : There is INSUFFICIENT evidence to conclude that the stock has outperformed the market return of 7% in the last ten years.
Merrill Lynch, a wealth management and financial services company, is considering recommending a new stock to...
Merrill Lynch, a wealth management and financial services company, is considering recommending a new stock to its clients. Prior to recommending it, they want to be able to say that the stock has outperformed the market return of 7% in the last ten years. To be as detailed as possible, they use monthly return data for the past 3 years. The average return for the stock is 7.3% and the known population standard deviation for stocks is 3%. Note, use...
Merrill Lynch, a wealth management and financial services company, is considering recommending a new stock to its clients. Prior to recommending it, they want to be able to say that the stock has outperformed the market return of 7% in the last ten years. To be as detailed as possible, they use monthly return data for the past 3 years. The average return for the stock is 7.3% and the known population standard deviation for stocks is 3%. Note, use...
Merrill Lynch, a wealth management and financial services company, is considering recommending a new stock to its clients. Prior to recommending it, they want to be able to say that the stock has outperformed the market return of 7% in the last ten years. To be as detailed as possible, they use monthly return data for the past 3 years. The average return for the stock is 73% and the known population standard deviation for stocks is 3%. Note, use...
Merrill Lynch, a wealth management and financial services company, is considering recommending a new stock to its clients. Prior to recommending it, they want to be able to say that the stock has outperformed the market return of 7% in the last ten years. To be as detailed as possible, they use monthly return data for the past 3 years. The average return for the stock is 73% and the known population standard deviation for stocks is 396, Note, use...
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