Question 4 Portfolio expected return = $10,000 Expected return of stock X = 11.5% Expected return of stock Y = 9.4% Expected return portfolio = 10.85% Money invest in stock X and stock Y =? Weight of stock X is Wx and stock Y is Wy. Now, 0.1085 = (0.115*Wx) +(0.094*Wy) 0.1085 = (0.115*Wx) +(0.094*(1-Wx) Wx = 0.690476 Wy = 1 – Wx = 1-0.690476 = 0.3095 Now, Question 7 Expected return and standard deviation of stock A and B State of Economy Probability of State of Economy Rate of Return if State Occurs StockAStockB Recession.15.04−.17 Normal.55.09.12 Boom.30.17.27 1
For Stock A Expected return = (0.15*0.04) + (0.55*0.09) + (0.30*0.17) = 0.1065 or 10.65% Standard deviation = Sqrt {(0.04-0.1065)2+ (0.09 -0.1065)2+ (0.17 -0.1065)2} = 0.09341 or 9.34% For Stock B Expected return = (0.15*(-0.17)) + (0.55*0.12) + (0.30*0.27) = 0.1215 or 12.15% Standard deviation = Sqrt {(-0.17-0.1215)2+ (0.12 -0.1215)2+ (0.27 -0.1215)2} = 0.3271 or 32.71% Question 10 (a)Expected return on portfolio Weight of portfolio in A = 30%, Weight of portfolio in B = 30%, Weight of portfolio in C = 40%, Expected return on portfolio = (0.30 * 0.123) + (0.30*0.080) +(0.40*0.061) = 0.085 or 8.5% Hence, expected return on portfolio is 0.085. (b)Variance and standard deviation of the portfolio 2
Working for market returns: Variance={Expectedreturn∗(Marketreturn)2}−(Expectedreturn)2 Variance=0.02−(0.085)2=0.013∨1.337% Standard deviation = SQRT (Variance) = SQRT(0.013) = 0.116 or 1.156% Question 17 Beta of stock = 1.14 Expected return = 10.5% Risk free asset earns = 2.4% (a)Expected return of portfolio Expected return of portfolio = (0.50*10.5%) + (0.50*2.4%) = 6.45% (b)Portfolio of two assets has beta = 0.92 Portfolio weight =? 0.92 = W1*1.14 + W2*0 W1 = 0.92/1.14 3
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