In her new career in a portfolio management firm, a portfolio manager is learning the way to select securities for including in a portfolio. She has gathered recent data about the market and observed that the govt bond rate is 5.5 per cent and the risk premium for the market is 9.2 per cent. She has identified one security, TAR, with a beta value of 3.0 and an expected return of 21.7 per cent. She becomes confused after finding another security, ZLN, with a beta value of -0.8 and an expected return of 6.0 per cent. For further analysis, she calculated standard deviations for TAR and ZLN as 32.2 per cent and 9.4 per cent respectively. In addition, a correlation coefficient of 0.32 is calculated between returns of these two securities. The portfolio manager is asking for details about the following requirements:

1. Draw the Security Market Line (SML) with clear labels and plot these two securities on the graph.