Consider the following sample of annual holding period returns on Masco (a corporation) and theS&P500 Stock Index (includes dividends and capital gains). Assume that the Market Portfiolio iscomposed of individual US stocks only, so that the S&P 500 Stock Index is a good proxy of theMarket Portfolio.Dater S&P5001-Nov-071-Nov-061-Nov-051-Nov-043-Nov-031-Nov-021-Nov-011-Nov-001-Nov-992-Nov-983-Nov-971-Nov-961-Nov-951-Nov-941-Nov-932-Nov-921-Nov-911-Nov-901-Nov-891-Nov-882-Nov-87-0.07490.01650.03520.03860.00710.05710.0752-0.08010.01910.05910.04460.07340.0410-0.0395-0.01290.0303-0.04390.05990.0165-0.0189-0.0853r Masco-0.07560.03740.04440.0294-0.0109-0.01880.06260.0331-0.16840.02420.07240.16410.0488-0.06400.07480.0693-0.12030.06750.0146-0.0806-0.1607a) Use Excel to calculate Masco's beta given the data above.b) Use the data sample and your answer to b) to estimate the expected return on Mascostock according to the CAPM and according to the historical method. Assume that therisk-free rate is 4.5% per year.What is the alpha of Masco? Is the stock underpriced or overpriced according to theCAPM?

The unpredictability or fluctuation of investment results is referred to as risk. Investments with a…

Consider the following sample of annual holding period returns on Masco (a corporation) and the S&P500 Stock Index (includes dividends and capital gains). Assume that the Market Portfiolio is composed of individual US stocks only, so that the S&P 500 Stock Index is a good proxy of the Market Portfolio. Date r S&P500 1-Nov-07 1-Nov-06 1-Nov-05 1-Nov-04 3-Nov-03 1-Nov-02 1-Nov-01 -0.0749 0.0165 0.0352 0.0386 0.0071 0.0571 0.0752 r Masco -0.0756 0.0374 0.0444 0.0294 -0.0109 -0.0188 0.0626

Consider the following sample of annual holding period returns on Masco (a corporation) and the S&P500 Stock Index (includes dividends and capital gains). Assume that the Market Portfiolio is composed of individual US stocks only, so that the S&P 500 Stock Index is a good proxy of the Market Portfolio. Date r S&P500 1-Nov-07 1-Nov-06 1-Nov-05 1-Nov-04 3-Nov-03 1-Nov-02 1-Nov-01 -0.0749 0.0165 0.0352 0.0386 0.0071 0.0571 0.0752 r Masco -0.0756 0.0374 0.0444 0.0294 -0.0109 -0.0188 0.0626

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