For company 1 and 2, What is the expected return when margin is 30%? Investment Total =
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For company 1 and 2, What is the expected return when margin is 30%?
Investment Total = $1,250,000
Investment Allocation
Company 1 = $975,000
Company 2 = $275,000
Company 1
Stock Price = $75; EPS = 3; ROE = 0.25; beta = 3; plowback = 0.8; R (f) = 0.04; R (m) = 0.1; MRP = 0.06; ROE Value = $243,750; Alpha = 3%; Expected Loss = 4875
Company 2
Stock Price = $155; EPS = 5; ROE = 0.10; beta = 1; plowback = 0.7; R (f) = 0.05; R (m) = 0.08; MRP = 0.03; ROE Value = $27,500; Alpha = 2%; Expected Loss = 916.67
Return on Investment without leverage = 21.70%
Maintenance = 15%
Margin Loan = 5%
Related Book For
Essentials of Managerial Finance
ISBN: 978-0324422702
14th edition
Authors: Scott Besley, Eugene F. Brigham
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