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1 Stock Valuation Topic #3

2 Context Financial Decision Making Debt Valuation Equity Valuation Derivatives Real Estate

3 Return and Volatility Measures Total return Average return Standard deviation of returns

4 Expected Future Risk and Return What is the expected future return on a stock?  Use historical expected returns Expected returns likely change We don’t really know even the historical expected returns Need a better way to estimate expected returns…

5 Returns of Large Portfolios

6 How about individual stocks?

7 Common Vs. Independent Risks Diversification remedies independent risks Firm-specific risk  Idiosyncratic, unique, diversifiable risk Systematic risk  Undiversifiable, market risk

8 What is the expected return for each type?

9 Risk premium and diversification The risk premium for diversifiable risk is zero The risk premium depends only on the systematic risk  Thus, volatility is not a good measure of risk

10 Estimating Expected Return Expected return is driven only by systematic risk Algorithm:  Measure systematic risk  Determine the risk premium for that systematic risk

11 Measure systematic risk Measure the average change in the return for each 1% change in the return of a portfolio that fluctuates solely due to systematic risk Efficient portfolio  Cannot be diversified further, it only changes with the economy  Perhaps the market portfolio Or a major index (SP500) Beta measures the sensitivity to the market portfolio  Beta measures the amplification of risk

12 Estimate the Risk Premium Market risk premium = E(R market ) – r f. Risk premium is proportional to Beta

13 Cost of Capital The cost of capital for a project is the same as the return on a stock with the same risk: Is the market portfolio efficient?

14 Portfolio Expected Return Weighted average of individual returns: Weight of each stock in the portfolio

15 Covariance and Correlation Covariance: Correlation:

16 Variance of a Portfolio Variance of a 2-stock portfolio: Variance of a large portfolio:

17 Variance of a portfolio

18 Risk and Return

19 Correlation and Diversification

20 Short-selling

21 Three stocks

22 Many stocks

23 Risk-free borrowing and lending

24 Tangent Portfolio

25 Cost of Capital Tangent portfolio is efficient Therefore,