Exam 11: Systematic Risk and the Equity Risk Premium
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Consider the following expected returns,volatilities,and correlations:
-The volatility of a portfolio that is equally invested in Wal-Mart and Duke Energy is closest to:
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The Capital Asset Pricing Model asserts that the ________ return is equal to the risk-free rate plus a risk premium for systematic risk.
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The market or equity risk premium can be estimated by computing the historical average excess return of the market portfolio.
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Companies that sell household products and food have very little relation to the state of the economy because such basic needs do not go away.These stocks tend to have ________ betas.
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A stock market comprises 2000 shares of stock A and 2000 shares of stock B.The share prices for stocks A and B are $20 and $10,respectively.What proportion of the market portfolio is comprised of each stock?
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You have invested $12,000 in RBC stock,$8,000 in TD stock,and $6,000 in WestJet stock.If you expect the return on RBC to be 5% in the next year,the return on TD to be 3%,and the return on WestJet to be 8%,what is the expected return for your portfolio?
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A stock market comprises 5000 shares of stock A and 2000 shares of stock B.Assume the share prices for stocks A and B are $20 and $35,respectively.If you have $15,000 to invest and you want to hold the market portfolio,how much of your money will you invest in Stock A?
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Suppose you buy 100 shares of RBC at $85 per share,and 80 shares of TD at $75 per share.If RBC's stock goes up to $88.50 per share and TD's stock goes up to $77 per share,what is your portfolio return?
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Assume that the ETF you invested in returns -10%.Then the realized return on your investment is closest to:
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What role does the standard deviations of two assets play in computation of the expected return of the two asset portfolio?
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What role does the correlation of two assets play in computation of the expected return of the two asset portfolio?
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Is it possible for a stock to have high total risk but low systematic risk?
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You have invested $25,000 in RBC stock and $18,000 in TD stock.If you expect the return on RBC to be 6% in the next year,and the return on TD to be 4%,what is the expected return for your portfolio?
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Your portfolio has 50% of its value invested in Bombardier and the remainder invested in Lululemon.Bombardier stock has a volatility of 25%,while Lululemon stock has a volatility of 10%.If the correlation between Bombardier and Lululemon is -0.1,what is the standard deviation of your portfolio?
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Your portfolio has 25% of its value invested in Bombardier and the remainder invested in Lululemon.Bombardier stock has a volatility of 30%,while Lululemon stock has a volatility of 18%.If the correlation between Bombardier and Lululemon is 0.2,what is the standard deviation of your portfolio?
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If you build a large enough portfolio,you can diversify away all ________ risk,but you will be left with ________ risk.
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Since total risk is greater than systematic risk,should standard deviation be always greater than beta?
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