B462 Week 2 Live Case Analysis
Feng Manyu
BA462
Live case
Key Questions
What is the risk profile of your company? (How much overall risk is there in this firm? Where is this risk coming from [market, firm, industry, or currency]? How is the risk profile changing?)
What is the performance profile of an investment in this company? What return would you have earned investing in this company’s stock? Would you have under or performed the market? How much of the performance can be attributed to management?
How risky is this company’s equity? Why? What is its cost of equity?
How risky is this company’s debt? What is its cost of debt?
What is the mix of debt and equity used by this firm to fund its investments?
What is this company’s current cost of capital?
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What does it tell you about the performance of this company’s stock during the period of the regression?
The intercept is 0.0113. Since I calculate the excess return of Boeing and S&P 500 (the return of Boeing minus Rf, the return of S&P500 minus Rf), I compare the intercept with 0. The intercept suggest that Boeing’s stock performed 1.13% better than expected.
What is the slope of the regression?
-What does it tell you about the risk of the stock?
The slope of the regression is beta. Beta is a measure of the systematic risk. The slope is greater than 1. When the market change 1%, the stock of Boeing will change 1.08%
-How precise is this estimate of risk? (Provide a range for the estimate.) The standard error is 0.0523.
The range is 1.019-1.123
What portion of this firm’s risk can be attributed to market factors? What portion to firm-specific factors? Why is this important?
R square is 0.494. It means 49.4% of the risk Boeing comes from market source, and that the balance of 51.6% of the risk comes from firm-specific components. It is important because the r-squared can measure of how well the company excess returns are explained by the benchmark index like
BA462
Live case
Key Questions
What is the risk profile of your company? (How much overall risk is there in this firm? Where is this risk coming from [market, firm, industry, or currency]? How is the risk profile changing?)
What is the performance profile of an investment in this company? What return would you have earned investing in this company’s stock? Would you have under or performed the market? How much of the performance can be attributed to management?
How risky is this company’s equity? Why? What is its cost of equity?
How risky is this company’s debt? What is its cost of debt?
What is the mix of debt and equity used by this firm to fund its investments?
What is this company’s current cost of capital?
1. Estimating …show more content…
What does it tell you about the performance of this company’s stock during the period of the regression?
The intercept is 0.0113. Since I calculate the excess return of Boeing and S&P 500 (the return of Boeing minus Rf, the return of S&P500 minus Rf), I compare the intercept with 0. The intercept suggest that Boeing’s stock performed 1.13% better than expected.
What is the slope of the regression?
-What does it tell you about the risk of the stock?
The slope of the regression is beta. Beta is a measure of the systematic risk. The slope is greater than 1. When the market change 1%, the stock of Boeing will change 1.08%
-How precise is this estimate of risk? (Provide a range for the estimate.) The standard error is 0.0523.
The range is 1.019-1.123
What portion of this firm’s risk can be attributed to market factors? What portion to firm-specific factors? Why is this important?
R square is 0.494. It means 49.4% of the risk Boeing comes from market source, and that the balance of 51.6% of the risk comes from firm-specific components. It is important because the r-squared can measure of how well the company excess returns are explained by the benchmark index like