Finance Project Part 2

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FIN380WriteUp.pdf

Brianna Hofrock Gage Sanchez

Mohammed Sltan

PART TWO 1)

WMT AMZN BERK CCL Market Sharpe Ratio

Portfolio A 32.94% -12.88% 0% 0% 79.94% 57.92%

Portfolio B 0% 0% 61.26% 21.37% 17.37% 65.42%

Portfolio C 30.76% -12.03% 51.31% 17.9% 12.07% 72.01%

Market SR: .49485 2) F-F 3 Regression: SUMMARY OUTPUT

Regression Statistics Multiple R 1 R Square 1 Adjusted R Square 1 Standard Error 2.95E-16 Observations 1260 ANOVA

df SS MS F Significance F

Regression 3 444.018

5 148.00

62 1.71E+33 0

Residual 1256 1.09E-28 8.68E-

32

Total 1259 444.018

5

Coefficients Standard Error t Stat P-value Lower 95%

Upper 95%

Lower 95.0%

Upper 95.0%

Intercept 2.08E-17 8.33E-18 2.5020

82 0.012473 4.50E-18 3.72E-1

7 4.50E-18 3.72E-17

Market 0.771319 1.11E-17 6.95E+

16 0 0.771319 0.77131

9 0.771319 0.771319 SML 5.55E-18 1.75E-17 0.3167 0.751521 -2.90E-17 3.99E-1 -2.90E-17 3.99E-17

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HML 5.96E-18 1.79E-17 0.3329

52 0.739226 -2.90E-17 4.11E-1

7 -2.90E-17 4.11E-17 F-F 3 Return: 4.63% 3)

F-F 3 Alpha: 9.8% 1)

SR Rankings: Portfolio C: .72007 Portfolio B: .65418 Portfolio A: .57916 The Sharpe Ratio finds the optimal portfolio with the highest return for the least risk.

2)

Largest positive weight: Berkshire with a weight of 51.3%. We found this stock to have alpha in part one, so our findings match. Largest negative weight: Amazon with a weight of -12%.

3) FF3 Alpha .098

CAPM Alpha .048 For this we returned a higher Fama-French Alpha than our CAPM Alpha. We have a FF Beta with respect to the market of .77 which is statistically significant at 99%. Furthermore, we have HML & SMB beta of essentially zero, although they are not significant at the 5% level.

Brianna Hofrock Gage Sanchez

Mohammed Sltan

PART ONE Amazon

● Daily Average: 0.14% ● Annual Average: 34.26% ● Daily SD: 1.83% ● Annualized SD: 28.96% ● Alpha: 0.000659 ● P-Value Alpha: 0.142221 ● Beta: 1.195803 ● P-Value Beta: 1.05E-80 ● R Square: 0.250637

At the 95% confidence level, we can be confident that the actual Beta value is not equal to zero, but we cannot prove that Alpha is not zero. Berkshire

● Daily Average: 0.06% ● Annual Average: 15.96% ● Daily SD: 0.86% ● Annualized SD: 13.62% ● Alpha: 0.000661 ● P-Value Alpha: 0.006735 ● Beta: -0.04468 ● P-Value Beta: 0.158601 ● R Square: 0.001582

At the 95% confidence level, we cannot be confident that the Beta is not equal to zero, but we can be confident that Alpha is greater than zero. Wal-Mart

● Daily Average: 0.04% ● Annual Average: 11.10% ● Daily SD: 1.08% ● Annualized SD: 17.03% ● Alpha: 0.000112 ● P-Value Alpha: 0.690883 ● Beta: 0.548278 ● P-Value Beta: 4.56E-47 ● R Square: 0.152412

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Mohammed Sltan

At the 95% confidence level, we can be confident that the actual Beta is not equal to zero, but we cannot prove that Alpha is not zero. Carnival Corp.

● Daily Average: 0.05% ● Annual Average: 11.43% ● Daily SD: 22.99% ● Alpha: -0.00018 ● P-Value Alpha: .600524 ● Beta: 1.061262 ● P-Value Beta: .000000 ● R Square: .313278

At the 95% confidence level, we can be confident that the actual Beta value is not equal to zero, but we cannot prove that Alpha is not zero. Correlations Walmart & Amazon: .146988 Berkshire & Carnival: .023304 The correlation of approx .147 between Walmart and Amazon reflects a statistically significant relationship between them since they are in same industry. However, Berkshire and Carnival correlation of .023304 is showing a very weak correlation between the two since they are not in the same business

Brianna Hofrock Gage Sanchez

Mohammed Sltan