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APPROVED FORMULAS Time Value: FV = PV (FVFk,n) FVOA = PMT (FVFOAk,n) PV = FV (PVFk,n) PVOA = PMT (PVFOAk,n) Bond Valuation : V =

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Time Value:

FV = PV (FVFk,n)

FVOA = PMT (FVFOAk,n)

PV = FV (PVFk,n)

PVOA = PMT (PVFOAk,n)

Bond Valuation:

V = (INT x PVFOA) + (M x PVF) Gallagher text, pg. 320, formula 12-3

OR

B = I(PVIFA r,n) + M(PVIFr,n)

Rate of Return one year:

r = Pt Pt-1 + C

Pt-1

CAPM:

K = Krf+ (Km- Krf)

Gallagher formula pg 156, formula 7-6 (moving beta, , before parenthesis)

OR

r = Rf +(rm Rf)

NOTE: Krf is the risk free rate 90 day T-Bills) and is the same as Rf

Portfolio Beta

p = (w1 x 1) + (w2 x 2) (wj x j)

Gordon Model for Stock Valuation:

P = D1/(rs g)

3. Risk & return is a classic item in finance. You would like to estimate the return on General Electric stock could be given it's beta of 1.68. Other data you have collected: the rate of return on 90 day T-Bills is 2%, on 5 year T-Notes it 3% and on the

"long bond", the 30-year T- Bond = 5.5%. The Prime is 7%, LIBOR is 6.5% and the average return on the overall stock is estimate to be 12%.

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