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1)    Use the below table of share price for TSLA and index level for the S&P 500...

1)    Use the below table of share price for TSLA and index level for the S&P 500 for the CAPM questions that follow related to TSLA. You can copy this table and paste it completely into Excel to avoid typing it out. Calculate the beta of TSLA.  

Date TSLA S&P 500
10/1/2018 67.464 2711.74
11/1/2018 70.096 2760.17
12/1/2018 66.56 2506.85
1/1/2019 61.404 2704.1
2/1/2019 63.976 2784.49
3/1/2019 55.972 2834.4
4/1/2019 47.738 2945.83
5/1/2019 37.032 2752.06
6/1/2019 44.692 2941.76
7/1/2019 48.322 2980.38
8/1/2019 45.122 2926.46
9/1/2019 48.174 2976.74
10/1/2019 62.984 3037.56
11/1/2019 65.988 3140.98
12/1/2019 83.666 3230.78
1/1/2020 130.114 3225.52
2/1/2020 133.598 2954.22
3/1/2020 104.8 2584.59
4/1/2020 156.376 2912.43
5/1/2020 167 3044.31
6/1/2020 215.962 3100.29
7/1/2020 286.152 3271.12
8/1/2020 498.32 3500.31
9/1/2020 424.23 3236.92

2) Using the beta you just calculated above, a risk free rate of 0.70%, and a market return of 5.5%, what is the required rate of return for TSLA?

3) If the current share price of TSLA is $380, it pays no dividend, and the consensus estimated share price in one year is $400, what is the estimated return for this stock? Should you invest in it based on comparing the estimated return you just calculated to its required return?  

Solutions

Expert Solution

Answer to 1

Calculation of Beta using CoVariance Formula :

Beta is a ratio of "Covariance of Security with the Market " and "Variance of Market"

Beta of TSLA = Covariance Between Security TSLA and Market / Variance of the Market

= Sum of (Deviation of TESLA *Deviation of Market Returns) / Variance of the Market

= 19.23 % / 0.38%

= 0.80125 % / 0.38%

= 2.1086 (Approx)

Variance of Market is 0.38 % using Excel VAR Function .

Covariance Between Security TSLA and Market = Sum of (Deviation of TESLA *Deviation of Market Returns) / Number of Data

Covariance = 19.23 % / 24

= 0.80125 %

Answer to 2

Required Rate of Return of TESLA ? , Using Capital Asset Pricing Model

CAPM = Risk Free Return + Beta of TESLA (Return of Market - Risk Free Return)

= 0.70% + 2.11 (5.5% -0.70%)

= 0.70% + 10.128 %

CAPM = 10.828 %

So, The Required Rate of Return of Tesla = 10.83 % (approx)

Answer to 3

If the current share price of TSLA is $380

No dividend Paid

Estimated share price in one year is $400

What is the Estimeted Return on this stock ?

Holding Period Return (1 year ) of TSLA = Dividend Yield + Capital Gain Yield

= 0 + 5.263

Holding Period Return (1 year ) of TSLA = 5.263 %

So, The Required Rate of Return = 10.83 % and Return earned (estimated) = 5.26%

So, We should not Invest in this TSLA Stock as the Return an Investor is getting is only 5.26 % Which is half of its Required Rate of Return and almost Equal to Market Return of 5.5 % .

Since the TSLA has Beta of 2.11 which Shows if Market Fluctuate by 1 point TSLA stock will Fluctuate by 2.11 Points which shows it has twice the reaction as compared to market and so the RISK of TSLA is DOUBLE .

Therefore, we should not Invest in this Stock .

NOTE : Dividend yield is 0 , because no dividend paid during the year.

Capital Gain Yield =  (Price at the end - Price at the Begining)/ Price at the Begining

= $ 400 - $ 380 / $ 380

= $20 / $380

= $ 0.0526

so, capital gain yield is 5.2632 %

  


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