In: Finance
Consider the following information about two stocks (D and E) and two common risk factors (1 and 2):
Stock | bi1 | bi2 | E(Ri) | |||
D | 1.0 | 3.5 | 12.90% | |||
E | 2.1 | 2.1 | 14.02% |
λ1: %
λ2: %
Today's price for Stock D: $
Today's price for Stock E: $
Expected return for Stock D: %
Expected return for Stock E: %
Today's price for Stock D: $
Today's price for Stock E: $
A)
E (Ri) = ?0+?1bi1+?2bi2
For D:
12.9%=5.2%+?1 (1.0) + ?2 (3.5)
?1=
For E:
14.02%=5.0%+?1 (2.1) + ?2 (2.1)
14.02%=5.0%+ (2.1) + ?2 (2.1)
9.02%=16.59%- ?2 (7.35) + ?2 (2.1)
?2 (5.25) = 7.57%
?2=1.44190%
?2=1.4%
?1=
?1= 7.9% - (1.44190%) (3.5)
?1= 7.9% - 5.04665%
?1= 2.85335%
?1= 2.86%
B)
Today's price for Stock D = Expected Stock Price / (1 + Expected return for Stock)
=
= $51.37 = $51.4
Today's price for Stock E =
= $33.33 = $33.3
C)
New ?1 = (Old ?1 + 0.20) %
= (2.85335 + 0.20) %
= 3.05%
New ?2 = (Old ?2 + 0.20) %
= (1.44190 + 0.20)%
= 1.64%
New Expected return for Stock D = ?0+?1bi1+?2bi2
= 5.0% + (3.05%)(1.0) + ( 1.64%)(3.5)
= 5.0% + 3.05% + 5.74%
= 13.79%
New Expected return for Stock E = ?0+?1bi1+?2bi2
= 5.0% + (3.05%)(2.1) + ( 1.64%)(2.1)
= 5.0% + 6.405% + 3.444%
= 14.849%
= 14.85%
D)
Today's price for Stock D = Expected Stock Price / (1 + New Expected return for Stock)
=
= $50.97
Today's price for Stock E =
= $33.09