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Homework answers / question archive / You have observed the following returns over time: Year Stock X Stock Y Market 2011 12 % 11 % 13 % 2012 20   6   9   2013 -14   -4   -13   2014 4   1   1   2015 20   10   16   Assume that the risk-free rate is 4% and the market risk premium is 6%

You have observed the following returns over time: Year Stock X Stock Y Market 2011 12 % 11 % 13 % 2012 20   6   9   2013 -14   -4   -13   2014 4   1   1   2015 20   10   16   Assume that the risk-free rate is 4% and the market risk premium is 6%

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You have observed the following returns over time:

Year Stock X Stock Y Market
2011 12 % 11 % 13 %
2012 20   6   9  
2013 -14   -4   -13  
2014 4   1   1  
2015 20   10   16  

Assume that the risk-free rate is 4% and the market risk premium is 6%.

  1. What is the beta of Stock X? Do not round intermediate calculations. Round your answer to two decimal places.

  2. What is the beta of Stock Y? Do not round intermediate calculations. Round your answer to two decimal places.

  3. What is the required rate of return on Stock X? Do not round intermediate calculations. Round your answer to one decimal place.

    What is the required rate of return on Stock Y? Do not round intermediate calculations. Round your answer to one decimal place.

  4. What is the required rate of return on a portfolio consisting of 80% of Stock X and 20% of Stock Y? Do not round intermediate calculations. Round your answer to one decimal place.

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Answer (a) and (b)

YEAR STOCK X : RETURN (IN %) STOCK X : DEVIATION FROM AVERAGE RETURN (x- x?) STOCK X : (DEVIATION FROM AVERAGE RETURN)² = (x- x?)²   STOCK Y : RETURN (IN %) STOCK Y : DEVIATION FROM AVERAGE RETURN = (y-?) STOCK Y : (DEVIATION FROM AVERAGE RETURN)² = (y-?)²   MARKET RETURN (IN %) MARKET : DEVIATION FROM AVERAGE RETURN = (m-m?) MARKET: (DEVIATION FROM AVERAGE RETURN)² = (m-m?)²   (m-m?)(x- x?)   (m-m?)(y-?)
2011           12.00             3.60           12.96                  11.00                   6.20                38.44                        13.00                        7.80                      60.84                    28.08                48.36
2012           20.00           11.60         134.56                     6.00                   1.20                   1.44                          9.00                        3.80                      14.44                    44.08                  4.56
2013          -14.00          -22.40         501.76                   -4.00                 -8.80                77.44                       -13.00                     -18.20                    331.24                 407.68             160.16
2014             4.00            -4.40           19.36                     1.00                 -3.80                14.44                          1.00                       -4.20                      17.64                    18.48                15.96
2015           20.00           11.60         134.56                  10.00                   5.20                27.04                        16.00                      10.80                    116.64                 125.28                56.16
∑x/n = x? = 42/5 8.40 VARIANCE = ∑ (x- x?)²/n         160.64 ∑y/n = ? = 24/5 4.80 VARIANCE = ∑ (y-?)²/n                31.76 ∑m/n = m? = 26/5 5.20 VARIANCE = ∑ (m-m?)²/n 108.16 COVARIANCE (m,x) = (m-m?)(x- x?)/n               124.72 COVARIANCE (m,x) = (m-m?)(y-?)/n              57.04
    STANDARD DEVIATION = √VARIANCE           12.67     STANDARD DEVIATION = √VARIANCE                   5.64     STANDARD DEVIATION = √VARIANCE                      10.40 BETA OF X = COVARIANCE (MARKET, STOCK X)/MARKET VARIANCE = 124.72/108.16                    1.15 BETA OF Y = COVARIANCE (MARKET, STOCK Y)/MARKET VARIANCE = 57.04/108.16                0.53

Answer (c) : Required return for Stock X using CAPM:

E(Rx= Rf + (E(Rm)- Rf)βx

Where Rf = 0.04

(E(Rm)- Rf) = 0.06

βx =1.15 (computed in above table)

E(Rx) = 0.04+(0.06)1.15

= 0.109 or 10.9%

Answer (d): Required return for Stock Y using CAPM:

E(Ry= Rf + (E(Rm)- Rf)βy

Where Rf = 0.04

(E(Rm)- Rf) = 0.06

βy =0.53 (computed in above table)

E(Ry) = 0.04+(0.06)0.53

= 0.0718 or 7.18%

Answer (e)

Beta of Stock X (Betax) = 1.15

Beta of Stock Y (Betay) = 0.53

Money invested in Stock X (Wx) = 80%

Money invested in Stock Y (Wy) = 20%

Beta of Portfolio = Wx(Betax+ Wy(Betay)

                                                = 0.8(1.15) + 0.2(0.53)

                             = 1.026

Required return of this Portfolio using CAPM:

E(Rp= Rf + (E(Rm)- Rf)βp

Where Rf = 0.04

(E(Rm)- Rf) = 0.06

βp =1.026 (computed in above)

E(Rp) = 0.04+(0.06)1.026

= 0.1016 or 10.16%