Question: QUESTION 30 A decrease in a firm's expected growth rate would normally cause its required rate of return to increase. decrease. remain constant. possibly increase,
QUESTION 30
- A decrease in a firm's expected growth rate would normally cause its required rate of return to
increase. | ||
decrease. | ||
remain constant. | ||
possibly increase, possibly decrease, or possibly have no effect. |
EXERCISES
QUESTION 31
- A stock has the following probability distribution: If the economy is good (the probability is 20%), its expected stock return is 20%; if the economy is on average (the probability is 60%), its expected stock return is 10%; if the economy is bad (the probability is 20%), its expected return is -10%. Find the expected rate of return for the stock.
8.0% | ||
6.0% | ||
10.0% | ||
14.0% |
5 points
QUESTION 32
- Using the data from Question 31, find the standard deviation for the stock.
9.80% | ||
10.29% | ||
11.35% | ||
12.98% |
5 points
QUESTION 33
- Find the yield to maturity (YTM) for a 15-year, 8% annual coupon rate, and $1,000 par value bond if the bond sells for $1,208 currently? We assume that interest is paid on this bond semiannually.
5.89% | ||
6.84% | ||
7.55% | ||
8.72% |
QUESTION 34
- Using the information from Question 33, calculate the bond's current yield.
6.35% | ||
6.62% | ||
7.22% | ||
7.08% |
QUESTION 35
- Using the information from Question 33 and 34, calculate the bond's capital gain yield.
-0.39% | ||
-0.56% | ||
-0.73% | ||
1.18% |
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