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Below is the statistics based on sixty monthly excess returns for the market index, the stock of Nike Inc. (NKE), and the stock of Starbucks Corp. (SBUX). Use the information above to answer the questions below. 1. For NKE, the estimated single-index model is_ , which is the of the corresponding security characteristic line (SCL) for NKE; the estimated single-index model a is %, which is the of the corresponding security characteristic line (SCL) for NKE; and the single-index model R2 is , (Note that and R2 ask for actual numbers, while a asks for a percentage. Round the numbers you put in the blanks to three decimals.) 2. For SBUX, the estimated single-index model is_, which is the of the corresponding security characteristic line (SCL) for SBUX; the estimated single-index model a is %, which is the corresponding security characteristic line (SCL) for SBUX; and the single-index model R2 is , (Note that and R2 ask for actual numbers, while a asks for a percentage. Round the numbers you put in the blanks to three decimals.) 3. Plot an SCL and its corresponding monthly observations in one graph. In the graph for , the monthly observation dots would be scattered more closely surrounding the SCL. Below is the statistics based on sixty monthly excess returns for the market index, the stock of Nike Inc. (NKE), and the stock of Starbucks Corp. (SBUX). Use the information above to answer the questions below. 1. For NKE, the estimated single-index model is_ , which is thi corresponding security characteristic line (SCL) for NKE; the estimated single-index model a is the of the corresponding security characteristic line (SCL) for NKE; and the single . (Note that and R2 ask for actual numbers, while a asks for a percentage. Round the numbers you puz wr wis wa w three decimals.) 2. For SBUX, the estimated single-index model is , which is the of the corresponding security characteristic line (SCL) for SBUX; the estimated single-index model is %, which is the of the corresponding security characteristic line (SCL) for SBUX; and the single-index model R2 is (Note that and R2 ask for actual numbers, while a asks for a percentage. Round the numbers you put in the blanks to three decimals.) 3. Plot an SCL and its corresponding monthly observations in one graph. In the graph for , the monthly observation dots would be scattered more closely surrounding the SCL. Below is the statistics based on sixty monthly excess returns for the market index, the stock of Nike Inc. (NKE), and the stock of Starbucks Corp. (SBUX). Use the information above to answer the questions below. 1. For NKE, the estimated single-index model is_ , which is the of the corresponding security characteristic line (SCL) for NKE; the estimated single-index model a is %, which is the of the corresponding security characteristic line (SCL) for NKE; and the single-index model R2 is , (Note that and R2 ask for actual numbers, while a asks for a percentage. Round the numbers you put in the blanks to three decimals.) 2. For SBUX, the estimated single-index model is , which is the of the corresponding security characteristic line (SCL) for SBUX; the estimated single-index model a is %, which is the of the corresponding security characteristic line (SCL) for SBUX; and the single-index model R2 is , (Note that and R2 ask for actual numbers, while a asks for a percentage. Round the numbers you put in the blanks to three decimals.) 3. Plot an SCL and its corresponding monthly observations in one graph. In the graph fo observation dots would be scattered more closely surrounding the SCL
