Ee 404. Using the following information:MARKET20182.458020191.98541.511020200.98220.57891.05592021STOCK ZCALCULATE:Beta (slope)Alpha (intercept)CORR (correlation)R^2 (Goodness of Fit)ANSWER QUESTION:How much of the return on STOCK Z is explained by the return on the MARKET?20222.2486 1.15892.25900.9995

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Using the following information: MARKET STOCK Z 2018 2.4580 1.9854 CALCULATE: Beta (slope) Alpha (intercept) CORR (correlation) 2019 1.5110 0.9822 2020 0.5789 1.0559 2021 2.2486 2.2590 2022 1.1589 0.9995 R^2 (Goodness of Fit) ANSWER QUESTION: How much of the return on STOCK Z is explained by the return on the MARKET?

Using the following information: MARKET STOCK Z 2018 2.4580 1.9854 CALCULATE: Beta (slope) Alpha (intercept) CORR (correlation) 2019 1.5110 0.9822 2020 0.5789 1.0559 2021 2.2486 2.2590 2022 1.1589 0.9995 R^2 (Goodness of Fit) ANSWER QUESTION: How much of the return on STOCK Z is explained by the return on the MARKET?

EBK CONTEMPORARY FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

14th Edition

ISBN:9781337514835

Author:MOYER

Publisher:MOYER

Chapter8: Analysis Of Risk And Return

Section: Chapter Questions

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