Consider two risky securities with returns K1 and K2 given by
Scenario Probability K1 K2
w(1) 0.5 10% 7%
w(2) 0.5 12% 10%
Calculate Cov(K1;K2) and Cov(k1; k2).
| Probability | Return of stock K1 | Product =Prob.*Return | Return deviation | Probability | Return of stock k2 | Product =Prob.*Return | Return deviation |
Ret. Dev of A*Ret. Dev of B*Prob. |
| (Return - E(R)) | (Return - E(R)) | |||||||
| 0.5 | 10% | 5.0000% | -1.0000% | 0.5 | 7% | 3.5000% | -1.5000% | 0.0075% |
| 0.5 | 12% | 6.0000% | 1.0000% | 0.5 | 10% | 5.0000% | 1.5000% | 0.0075% |
| E(R) | 11.0000% | E(R) | 8.5000% | 0.0150% |
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Covariance formula = sum of( (Return deviation of A)*(Return deviation of B)*Probability) |
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So, Covariance of K1 and K2 as above calculation is 0.0150% |
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