b.is of limited use because systematic risk can never be entirely eliminated
c.should be replaced by the apt
d.should be replaced by the fama-french three-factor model
5) a family will retire in a few years. they have a high tax bracket and are concerned
about their after-tax rate of return. a meeting with their financial planner reveals that
they are primarily focused on safety of principal and will need a 6% to 8% average rate
of return on their portfolio. they desire a diversified portfolio, and liquidity is likely to
be a concern due to health reasons. which of the following asset allocations seems to
best fit this family’s situation?
a.10% money market; 50% intermediate-term bonds; 40% blue chip stocks, many with
high dividend yields
b.0% money market; 60% intermediate-term bonds; 40% stocks
c.10% money market; 30% intermediate-term bonds; 60% high-dividend-paying stocks
d.5% money market; 35% intermediate-term bonds; 60% stocks, most with low
dividends
6) the free cash flow to the firm is reported as $205 million. the interest expense to the
firm is $22 million. if the tax rate is 35% and the net debt of the firm increased by $25
million, what is the approximate market value of the firm if the fcfe grows at 2% and
the cost of equity is 11%?
a.$2,168 billion
b.$2,445 billion
c.$2,565 billion
d.$2,998 billion
7) webs are ____________________.
a.investments in country-specific portfolios
b.traded exactly like mutual funds
c.identical to adrs
d.designed to give investors foreign currency exposure to multiple countries