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- Q3) Consider the below graph: E(R,) stocks M E(RM) stocks R What is the slope of the graph?An ideal value-relevant attribute is one for which the correlation coefficient of the values of the attribute and the stock prices is Group of answer choices a. +2.0 b. zero c. +1.0 d. -1.0Consider the following regression Pt * - Pt = .07(1.4) + .4*Pt (3.6) + et where Pt * is Shiller’s ex post price of a stock, Pt is the actual price and t-ratios are in brackets. Explain in words and analytically what the dependent variable Pt * - Pt should be equal to under the efficient markets theory. Hence interpret the regression. Does it support the efficient markets theory?
- What is the GBM and how should this be understoodA stock's beta coefficient can be calculated using the following equation: B₁ = Oi, m σε m a. Write a user-defined function that can calculate the beta coefficient. The argu- ments to the function should be the covariance between the stock and market returns, and the variance of the market's returns. For example, BETA (COVAR AS SINGLE, MARKET VAR AS SINGLE). b. Rewrite your function so that it accepts ranges of returns and then calcu- lates the beta directly from the returns. It should be defined as: BETA(STOCK- RETURNS AS RANGE, MARKETRETURNS AS RANGE). Your function should make use of Application. WorksheetFunction to calculate the covariance and variance (use Excel's COVAR.S and VAR.S functions). In the code, be sure to check to see if the number of stock returns is equal to the number of market returns. The function should return an error if the count of returns is not equal.a. Calculate the expected return for a share in S. b. Calculate the standard deviation of a share in S.
- The slope of the Security Market Line equals to ____, and the slope of Capital Allocation Line equals to____. Select one: A. Beta; Sharpe Ratio B. Market Risk Premium; Sharpe Ratio C. Risk free rate; Volatility D. Market Risk Premium; Volatility1. Definitions (S9.1-S9.3) Define the following terms:Read the box “The ‘Beta’ of a Stock” in the attachment.a. Suppose that the value of β is greater than 1 for a particular stock.Show that the variance of (R - Rf) for this stock is greater than thevariance of (Rm - Rt).b. Suppose that the value of β is less than 1 for a particular stock. Is itpossible that variance of (R - Rf) for this stock is greater than thevariance of (Rm - Rt)? (Hint: Don’t forget the regression error.) c. In a given year, the rate of return on 3-month Treasury bills is 2.0%and the rate of return on a large diversified portfolio of stocks (theS&P 500) is 5.3%. For each company listed in the table in the box,use the estimated value of β to estimate the stock’s expected rate ofreturn.
- Suppose stock A's return is related to the market return by: RetA=0.6*Market Return + 0.04* (Market Return)² What is the change in stock A given a change in the market return? Suppose stock B's return is related to the market return by: RetB=0.6*Market Return What is the difference in returns between A and B if the market return is 5%? What is the difference if the market return is -5%?Firm A's stock returns are correlated with market returns at 0.90, while Firm B's stock returns are correlated with market returns at 0.50. Therefore, it must be that the βA>βB. A) True B) FalseUsing the data in the following table,, estimate the: a. Average return and volatility for each stock. b. Covariance between the stocks. c. Correlation between these two stocks.
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