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Question 1

The graph of the Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM) that relates the beta of a stock to its required return is called the
◦ characteristic line.
◦ risk/return profile.
◦ line of least resistance.
◦ capital market line.
◦ security market line.

Question 2

The Horizons Bear Plus Fund seeks daily expected returns that are two times (200%) the inverse (opposite) of the performance of the S&P 500 Index. If kF = 5% and E(kM) =10%, what is the Beta coefficient for the Bear Plus Fund?
◦ -0.5
◦ -2.0
◦ -4.0
◦ -5.0
◦ +1.0


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Excellent


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