Use the information below to compare the performance of your portfolio P with that of the stock market: Calculate the Sharpe ratio, the Treynor ratio, the ? (Alpha), and the M2 of your portfolio P. Recall that the Alpha of your portfolio is the difference between the expected return of your portfolio (calculated using the CAPM model) and its actual return.
Portfolio (P) Stock Market (M) T-bills
Return 10% 8% 0.5%
STD (returns) 20% 12% 0
?eta 0.8 1
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sharpe ratio |
(expected return-risk free rate)/ standard deviation of stock |
(10%-.5%)/20% |
0.475 |
Treynor ratio |
(expected return-risk free rate)/ standard deviation of stock |
(10%-.5%)/.8 |
0.11875 |
Alpha of stock |
expected return-required return |
10%-6.5% |
3.500% |
M2 of portfolio |
(sharpe ratio*standard deviation of market )+risk free rate |
(.475*12%)+.5% |
0.062 |
required return on stock |
risk free rate+(market return-risk free return)*beta |
.5%+(8%-.5%)*.8 |
6.500% |
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