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    CHAPTER -4RISK AND RETURN

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    RETURN

    What we will get back when wesacrifice today after a specified timeperiod.

    Objective of the investment.Motivating force.Concerned with benefits.

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    Factors of Return

    Compare the alternative investment. Measurement of historial return. Helps in estimation of future.

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    Types of Return

    RealizedReturn

    ExpectedReturn

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    Determinants of Return

    Risk free real rate. The expected rate of return. The risk associated with the investment.

    thus, reqd rate= risk free real rate + inflation

    premium + risk premium

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    Rate of Return

    Income from security in the form of cash flows.

    The difference in the price of securitybetween the beginning and end of theholding period.

    Expressed in percentage.

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    Measurement of Rate of Return Genral equation for calcualting R.O.R

    K = dt + (Pt Pt-1 )Pt-1

    where,Dt = income or cash flow receivables from the security

    at time t.K= rate of return.

    Pt = price of the security at time t i.e end of holding period.

    Pt-1 = price of the security at time t-1 i.e. Beginning of theholding period or purchase period

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    Example

    If the share of ACC is purchased for Rs.3580 in feb 8 of last year and sold for3800 on feb 9 of this year and thecompany paid a dividend of Rs 35 forthe year. What is R.O.R.

    Ans = 7.12%

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    Probability of Rate of Return

    K = Pi x Ki

    where I = 1 to n

    K = expected R.O.R

    Pi= probability associated with the ith possible outcome.

    Ki = R.O.R from the ith possible outcome.

    n= number of possible outcome

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    Example

    The probability distribution and

    corresponding rates of return for alphacompany are shown below:

    Possible Outcomes Probability of occurrence - Pi

    Rate of return (%) - Ki

    1 .10 50

    2 .20 30

    3 .40 10

    4 .20 -10

    5 .10 -30

    1.00

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    Risk

    Difference between actual and expected outcome.

    It is a variance.

    Expected return from the security may not be materialize.

    Uncertainties could be due to the political, economic and

    industry factors.

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    sources of risksInterest rate risk

    Market risk

    Inflation risk

    Business risk

    Financial riskLiquidity risk

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    Measurement of total risk

    Different ways to calculate risks:

    1. range of return = highest possible return

    lowest possible return

    2. variance = var (k) = Pi (Ki- K)^2

    3. S.D = sqrt (var)

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    Ques- calculate the standard deviationfor the alpha companys rate of return Possible outcomes Probability Pi K in %

    1 .10 50

    2 .20 30

    3 .40 10

    4 .20 -10

    5 .10 -30

    Ans- 21.9%

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    Risk Return RelationshipReturn

    Risk

    LowRisk

    Averagerisk

    High risk

    Rf

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