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Chapter 13, Problem 3P

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To determine: Whether the market portfolio is still efficient.

Introduction: CAPM is abbreviated as Capital Asset Pricing Model. Expected returnis the method of finding the average anticipated probability of several diverse interest rates that are probable on a particular asset. The issues in such persistence comprise of dissimilar market environments that also includes the beta of an asset. Beta is the risk related with a portfolio or a security in connection to the market. It is also termed as the beta coefficient; it is a method that decides on the requirement on security or stock that may move in contrast with the market. Risk-free Rate is the optimal rate on an investment that can be attained deprived of acquiring any risk whereby the stockholder is guaranteed of getting both the original principal and a marginal profit during the specified time period. Marketrisk premium is estimated by initially discovering the expected return of an asset or portfolio.

b.

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To determine: The stocks with buying opportunities and the stocks with selling opportunities.

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