What is the holding period (historical or realized) rate of

What is the holding period (historical or realized) rate of

Subject: Business    / General Business
Question

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1.You bought stock for $115.35 per share. One year later, you sold it for $99.70. What is the holding period (historical or realized) rate of return on your investment? (Points : 1)
86.4%
-13.57%
-$15.65
-15.70%

Question 2.2.You bought stock for $25.47 per share. One year later, you sold it for $45.85. What is the holding period (historical or realized) rate of return on your investment? (Points : 1)
80.02%
20.38%
44.44%
1.80%

Question 3.3.You are considering a $7,000 investment. The table below shows the possible outcomes in cash flow next year. What is the expected rate of return on this asset?

(Points : 1)
$221.89
6%
3.3%
0.03%

Question 4.4.You are considering a $3,500 investment. The table below shows the possible outcomes in cash flow next year. What is the standard deviation of the returns?
(Points : 1)
0.45%
4.7%
8.3%
6.72%

Question 5.5.The expected rate of return for an investment in a start-up solar energy company is 38%, but the standard deviation is 12%. By contrast, the expected rate of return for an investment in an established cosmetic company with a promising new line is 22% with a standard deviation of 6%. Which of the following statements is FALSE? (Points : 1)
Investing with the start-up solar energy company involves the most risk.
Investing with the start-up solar energy company has the highest rate of return.
Investing with the cosmetic company involves the most risk.
Investing with the cosmetic company has the lowest rate of return.

Question 6.6.Assume you have two assets. Asset X has an expected return of 15% and a standard deviation of 9%. Asset Y has an expected return of 21% and a standard deviation of 15.2%. Use the coefficient of variation to calculate the risk of each asset. (Points : 1)
Asset Y with a CV of .600, Asset X with a CV of .720
Asset Y with a CV of .720, Asset X with a CV of .600
Asset Y with a CV of .640, Asset X with a CV of .680
Asset Y with a CV of .690, Asset X with a CV of .642

Question 7.7.Use the following formula to calculate the standard deviation of the portfolio described in the table below. Assume that the correlation between the two assets is 25%.

(Points : 1)
18.7%
43.3%
10.2%
32%

Question 8.8.Use the following formula to calculate the standard deviation of the portfolio described in the table below. Assume that the correlation between the two assets is -35%.

(Points : 1)
5.3%
23.1%
13.8%
37%

Question 9.9.________ is related to unique events that impact one asset’s overall variability. (Points : 1)
Firm-specific risk
Total risk
Market-specific risk
Personal risk

Question 10.10.A correlation coefficient of 0.76 indicates that ________. (Points : 1)
as one asset increases, the other decreases
the two assets are weakly correlated
the two assets are highly correlated
only one asset is profitable

Question 11.11.A firm’s ________ includes the variance due to unique events affecting single companies as well as widespread events that span multiple industries. (Points : 1)
total risk
market risk
unsystemic risk
diversifiable risk

Question 12.12.Historical returns have been more volatile than the overall market returns if any beta is greater than ________. (Points : 1)
three
five
one
two

Question 13.13.The capital asset pricing model, or CAPM, is the tool we use to calculate the ________. (Points : 1)
expected return
real return
required return
projected return

Question 14.14.Assume the current T-bill rate is 4% and the market return is 12%. What is the expected return on a stock with a beta of 0.98? (Points : 1)
12.66%
11.84%
10.86%
11.26%

Question 15.15.All ________ should plot on the security market line, assuming markets are efficient. (Points : 1)
betas
assets
profit
gains