Q3) B) A portfolio of stock A and B provides better diversification than a portfolio of stock A and Z
Explanation : This is because thay have a negative correlation between them. This negative correlation suggests that they both move in opposite directions and hence will provide better diversification.
Q4) C) borrowing , investing
Explanation : In case of CML , any portfolio lying after market portfolio , borrows at risk free rate and invests in the risky assets.
Q5) B) less than market return
explanation : According to CAPM model
Expected return = Rf + Beta × ( Market return - Rf)
= 1.5% + (-1) ( 6% - 1.5%)
= 1.5% - 4.5%
= -3%
Q6) E) I, III
Explanation: Idiosyncratic risk is a risk which is diversifiable. Risk due inflation, change in interest rate, change in current are systematic risk and affects the whole economy , so they are not diversifiable.
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(a) Suppose that the CAPM holds. Consider stocks A, B, C and D
plotted in the graph below together with portfolios X, T (the
tangency or market portfolio), Z, and the risk-free asset S. No
explanation necessary.
(i) If you could invest in the risk-free asset S and only one of
the stocks A, B, C or D, which stock would you choose?
(ii) Which of the stocks, A, B, C, or D, has the highest
beta?
(iii) Which of...
The investment universe consists of: a risk-free T-bill with
annual yield of r = 3%; shares of common stock of company 1, with
expected return of 1 = 9% and volatility of 1 = 16% shares of
common stock of company 2, with expected return of 2 = 14% and
volatility of 2 = 23%.
Portfolio selection and CAPM The investment universe consists of: . a risk-free T-bill with annual yield of r = 3%; . shares of common stock...
The investment universe consists of: a risk-free T-bill with
annual yield of r = 3%; shares of common stock of company 1, with
expected return of 1 = 9% and volatility of 1 = 16% shares of
common stock of company 2, with expected return of 2 = 14% and
volatility of 2 = 23%.
Portfolio selection and CAPM The investment universe consists of: . a risk-free T-bill with annual yield of r = 3%; . shares of common stock...
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2. 3: Risk and Rates of Return: Risk in Portfolio Context Risk
and Rates of Return: Risk in Portfolio Context The capital asset
pricing model (CAPM) explains how risk should be considered when
stocks and other assets are held . The CAPM states that any stock's
required rate of return is the risk-free rate of return plus a risk
premium that reflects only the risk remaining diversification. Most
individuals hold stocks in portfolios. The risk of a stock held in...
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