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Exercises - CHAPTER 11

The document contains calculations related to portfolio management, including expected returns, portfolio weights, and beta values for various stocks. It provides detailed examples of how to compute expected returns based on asset weights and market conditions. Additionally, it discusses risk premiums and the impact of inflation on real returns.
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Exercises - CHAPTER 11

The document contains calculations related to portfolio management, including expected returns, portfolio weights, and beta values for various stocks. It provides detailed examples of how to compute expected returns based on asset weights and market conditions. Additionally, it discusses risk premiums and the impact of inflation on real returns.
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CHAPTER 11

MEMBERS:

Phùng Trần Hoàng Trang - 31231026321

Hoàng Kim Thái Hòa - 31231025117

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Nguyễn Mạnh Thảo Nguyên - 31231026077

QUESTION 3:

Stock X: 20%

Stock Y: 45%

Stock Z: 35%

The expected return of 3 stocks are: 10.5%, 16.1%, 12.4%

The expected return of the portfolio?

With: E(rp) = Wx x E(rx) + Wy x E(ry) + Wz x E(rz)

= 20 % x 10 ,5 % + 45 % x 16 , 1 %+35 % x 12 , 4 %=13 , 69 %
QUESTION 4:

$10,000 to invest in a stock portfolio

Stock X: E(rx) = 12,7%

Stock Y: E(ry) = 9,1%

E(rp) = 11.2%

With: E(rp) = Wx x E(rx) + Wy x E(ry)

⇔ 11,2% = Wx x 12,7% + Wy x 9,1% (with Wx + Wy = 1)

⇔ 11,2% = Wx x 12,7% + (1 - Wx) x 9,1%

⇔ 11,2% = Wx x 12,7% + 9,1% - Wx x 9,1%

⇔ 2,1% = Wx x 3,6%

=> Wx = 0,5833 => Wy = 0,4167

Investment Amounts:

 Amount in Stock X: 0.5833 × $ 10,000=$ 5,833

 Amount in Stock Y: 0.4167 × $ 10,000=$ 4,167

QUESTION 6

E(r) = 0 , 15 x (−0,148 )+ 0 ,30 x 0,031+0 , 45 x 0,162+ 0 ,1 x 0,348=0,0948=9 , 48 %

σ2 =
2 2 2 2
0 , 15 x (−0,148−0,0948) +0 , 30 x (0,031−0,0948) +0 , 45 x (0,162−0,0948) + 0 ,1 x (0,348−0,0948) =0,01851

σ = √ 0,01851=0,1361
QUESTION 9:

a.

Multiply the return of each asset by its portfolio weight

- Boom: Rp = 30 % x 0 , 24+ 40 % x 0 , 45+30 % x 0 ,33=0,351


- Good: Rp = 30 % x 0 , 09+40 % x 0 , 10+30 % x 0 , 15=0,112
- Poor: Rp = 30 % x 0 , 03+40 % x (−0 , 10 ) +30 % x (−0 , 05 )=−0,046
- Bust: Rp = 30 % x (−0 , 05 ) +40 % x (−0 , 25 )+30 % x (−0 , 09 ) =−0,142

The expected return of the portfolio:

E(rp) = 0 , 20 x 0,351+0 ,35 x 0,112+0 , 40 x (−0,046)+0 , 05 x (−0,142)

E(rp) = 0,0839 = 8,39%

b.

σ2 =
2 2 2 2
0 , 20 x ( 0,351−0,0839 ) +0 , 35 x (0,112−0,0839) +0 , 40 x (−0,046−0,0839) +0 , 05 x (−0,142−0,0839) =0,0238

σ = √ 0,0238=0,1544=15 , 44 %

QUESTION 10:

Invested 20% in Stock Q Invested 30% in Stock R

Invested 15% in Stock S Invested 35% in Stock T

β for these four stocks are: 0.75, 1.90, 1.38, 1.16

What is the portfolio β

β p = 20 % x 0 , 75+30 % x 1.90+ 15 % x 1.38+ 35 % x 1.16=1.333


QUESTION 11:

The portfolio consists of:

- A risk-free asset (beta = 0).


- Two stocks: one has a beta of 1.61

The total portfolio is equally risky as the market, meaning the portfolio beta is 1.

The portfolio is equally invested in the risk-free asset and the two stocks, meaning each
component weighs 1/3.

βp = w1 x β1 + w2 x β2 + w3 x β3

⇔ 1 = 3 x 0+ 3 x 1.61+ 3 x β3 ⇔ β3 = 1.39
1 1 1

QUESTION 12:

βi = 1.15, R M = 11.1%, RF = 3.8%

R i = RF + βi x ( R M - RF) = 3.8 % +1.15 x ( 11.1 %−3 , 8 % )=0,122=12 , 2 %

QUESTION 13:

R i = 10,4%, RF = 3.8%, ( R M - RF) = 7%,

R i = RF + βi x ( R M - RF) ⇔ 10 , 4 %=3.8 %+ β i x (7 %) ⇔ β i = 0,94

QUESTION 17:
Asset W: Expected return: 12.3%, βW: 1.2

Risk–free rate: 4%

The portfolio Expected Return: E(Rp)=Ww x E(RW) + (1−WW) x Rf

Portfolio Beta: βp = WW x βW

Percentage of Portfolio in Asset W Portfolio Expected Return Portfolio Beta

0% 0.04 0

25 0.06075 0.3

50 0.0815 0.6

75 0.10225 0.9

100 0.123 1.2

125 0.14375 1.5

150 0.1645 1.8

E( RW ​)−Rf 12.3 %−4 %


- Slope of the Line: Slope = = =0.0692
βW 1.2

QUESTION 22:

a. Multiply the return of each asset by its portfolio weight


- Boom: Rp = 40 % x 0 , 25+ 40 % x 0 ,35+ 20 % x 0 , 40=0 , 32=32 %
- Normal: Rp = 40 % x 0 , 18+ 40 % x 0 ,13+20 % x 0 , 03=0 ,13=13 %
- Bust: Rp = 40 % x 0 , 03+ 40 % x (−0 ,18 )+ 20 % x (−0 , 45 )=−0 ,15=−15 %

E(rp) = 0 , 25 x 0 , 32+0 , 55 x 0 , 13+0 , 20 x (−0 , 15 ) =0,1215=12 , 15 %

σ2 = 0 , 25 x ( 32 %−12 ,15 % )2 +0 , 55 x ( 13 %−12 ,15 % )2 +0 , 20 x (−15 %−12 ,15 % )2=0,0246


σ = √ 0,0246=0,15694

b. Expected risk premium on the portfolio: E(rp) – Rf = 12,15% - 3,8% = 8,35%


c. If the expected inflation rate is 3.5%
- Approximate Real Return = E(Rp) − Inflation Rate = 12 ,15 %−3.5 %=8.65 %
1+ E (Rp) 1+ 12, 15 %
- Exact Real Return = −1 = −1=0.0836=8.36 %
1+ Inflation Rate 1+3 ,5 %
- Approximate Real Risk Premium = R Approximate Real Return - Rf = 8.65 %−3.8 %=4.85 %
- Exact Real Risk Premium = RExact Real Return - Rf = 8.36 %−3.8 %=4.5 6 %

QUESTION 23:

$ 190,000
WA = =0 ,19
$ 1,000,000

$ 325,000
WB = =0,325
$ 1,000,000

With: β = WA x βA + WB x βB + WC x βC + Wf x βf

⇔ 1 = 0 , 19 x 0 , 83+0,325 x 1, 19+Wc x 1 , 45+W f x 0

⇔ WC = 0,3141724238

 the dollar investment in Stock C = WC x $1,000,000 = 0,314 x $1,000,000 = $314172,4138

1 = WA + WB + WC + WRf ⇔ 1=0 ,19+ 0,325+0,3141724238+W Rf ⇔ WRf = 0.171

the dollar investment in the risk-free asset = WRf x $1,000,000 = $171000

QUESTION 24:
Have $100,000 to invest in a Stock X and Y portfolio. Your goal is to construct a portfolio with
an expected return of 12.7%.

Stock X: E(rX) = 11.4%; βX = 1.25

Stock Y: E(rY) = 8.68%; βY = 0.85

E(rp) = Wx x E(rx) + Wy x E(ry) (with Wx + Wy = 1)

⇔ 12.7% = Wx x 11.4% + (1 - Wx) x 8.68%

⇔ Wx = 1.4779 ⇔ Wy = - 0.4779

- Investment in Stock X: WX x $100,000 = 1.4779 x $ 100,000=$ 147790


- Investment in Stock Y: WY x $100,000 = −0.4779 x $ 100,000=−$ 47790
- Portfolio beta: βp = WX x βX + WY x βY

= 1.4779 x 1.25+ (−0,4779 ) x 0.85= 1.44116


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