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Efficient Diversification Bodie, Kane and Marcus Essentials of Investments 9 th Global Edition 6

6.1 D IVERSIFICATION AND P ORTFOLIO R ISK Market/Systematic/Non diversifiable Risk Risk factors common to whole economy Unique/Firm-Specific/Nonsystematic/ Diversifiable Risk Risk that can be eliminated by diversification

F IGURE 6.1 R ISK AS F UNCTION OF N UMBER OF S TOCKS IN P ORTFOLIO

F IGURE 6.2 R ISK VERSUS D IVERSIFICATION

6.2 A SSET A LLOCATION WITH T WO R ISKY A SSETS Covariance and Correlation Portfolio risk depends on covariance between returns of assets Expected return on two-security portfolio

6.2 A SSET A LLOCATION WITH T WO R ISKY A SSETS Covariance Calculations Correlation Coefficient

S PREADSHEET 6.1 C APITAL M ARKET E XPECTATIONS

S PREADSHEET 6.2 V ARIANCE OF R ETURNS

S PREADSHEET 6.3 P ORTFOLIO P ERFORMANCE

S PREADSHEET 6.4 R ETURN C OVARIANCE

6.2 A SSET A LLOCATION WITH T WO R ISKY A SSETS Using Historical Data Variability/covariability change slowly over time Use realized returns to estimate Cannot estimate averages precisely Focus for risk on deviations of returns from average value

6.2 A SSET A LLOCATION WITH T WO R ISKY A SSETS Three Rules RoR: Weighted average of returns on components, with investment proportions as weights ERR: Weighted average of expected returns on components, with portfolio proportions as weights Variance of RoR:

6.2 A SSET A LLOCATION WITH T WO R ISKY A SSETS Risk-Return Trade-Off Investment opportunity set Available portfolio risk-return combinations Mean-Variance Criterion If E(r A ) ≥ E(r B ) and σ A ≤ σ B Portfolio A dominates portfolio B

S PREADSHEET 6.5 I NVESTMENT O PPORTUNITY S ET

F IGURE 6.3 I NVESTMENT O PPORTUNITY S ET

F IGURE 6.4 O PPORTUNITY S ETS : V ARIOUS C ORRELATION C OEFFICIENTS

S PREADSHEET 6.6 O PPORTUNITY S ET -V ARIOUS C ORRELATION C OEFFICIENTS

6.3 T HE O PTIMAL R ISKY P ORTFOLIO WITH A R ISK -F REE A SSET Slope of CAL is Sharpe Ratio of Risky Portfolio Optimal Risky Portfolio Best combination of risky and safe assets to form portfolio

6.3 T HE O PTIMAL R ISKY P ORTFOLIO WITH A R ISK -F REE A SSET Calculating Optimal Risky Portfolio Two risky assets

F IGURE 6.5 T WO C APITAL A LLOCATION L INES

F IGURE 6.6 B OND, S TOCK AND T-B ILL O PTIMAL A LLOCATION

F IGURE 6.7 T HE C OMPLETE P ORTFOLIO

F IGURE 6.8 P ORTFOLIO C OMPOSITION : A SSET A LLOCATION S OLUTION

6.4 E FFICIENT D IVERSIFICATION WITH M ANY R ISKY A SSETS Efficient Frontier of Risky Assets Graph representing set of portfolios that maximizes expected return at each level of portfolio risk Three methods Maximize risk premium for any level standard deviation Minimize standard deviation for any level risk premium Maximize Sharpe ratio for any standard deviation or risk premium

F IGURE 6.9 P ORTFOLIOS C ONSTRUCTED WITH T HREE S TOCKS

F IGURE 6.10 E FFICIENT F RONTIER : R ISKY AND I NDIVIDUAL A SSETS

6.4 E FFICIENT D IVERSIFICATION WITH M ANY R ISKY A SSETS Choosing Optimal Risky Portfolio Optimal portfolio CAL tangent to efficient frontier Preferred Complete Portfolio and Separation Property Separation property: implies portfolio choice, separated into two tasks Determination of optimal risky portfolio Personal choice of best mix of risky portfolio and risk-free asset

6.4 E FFICIENT D IVERSIFICATION WITH M ANY R ISKY A SSETS Optimal Risky Portfolio: Illustration Efficiently diversified global portfolio using stock market indices of six countries Standard deviation and correlation estimated from historical data Risk premium forecast generated from fundamental analysis

F IGURE 6.11 E FFICIENT F RONTIERS /CAL: T ABLE 6.1

6.5 A S INGLE -I NDEX S TOCK M ARKET Index model Relates stock returns to returns on broad market index/firm- specific factors Excess return RoR in excess of risk-free rate Beta Sensitivity of security’s returns to market factor Firm-specific or residual risk Component of return variance independent of market factor Alpha Stock’s expected return beyond that induced by market index

6.5 A S INGLE -I NDEX S TOCK M ARKET

6.5 A S INGLE -I NDEX S TOCK M ARKET Excess Return

6.5 A S INGLE -I NDEX S TOCK M ARKET Statistical and Graphical Representation of Single- Index Model Security Characteristic Line (SCL) Plot of security’s predicted excess return from excess return of market Algebraic representation of regression line

6.5 A S INGLE -I NDEX S TOCK M ARKET Statistical and Graphical Representation of Single- Index Model Ratio of systematic variance to total variance

F IGURE 6.12 S CATTER D IAGRAM FOR D ELL

F IGURE 6.13 V ARIOUS S CATTER D IAGRAMS

6.5 A S INGLE -I NDEX S TOCK M ARKET Diversification in Single-Index Security Market In portfolio of n securities with weights In securities with nonsystematic risk Nonsystematic portion of portfolio return Portfolio nonsystematic variance

6.5 A S INGLE -I NDEX S TOCK M ARKET Using Security Analysis with Index Model Information ratio Ratio of alpha to standard deviation of residual Active portfolio Portfolio formed by optimally combining analyzed stocks

6.6 R ISK OF L ONG -T ERM I NVESTMENTS

T ABLE 6.3 T WO -Y EAR R ISK P REMIUM, V ARIANCE, S HARPE R ATIO, AND P RICE OF R ISK FOR T HREE S TRATEGIES