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Assume that a firm has Rs. 6,00.000 in debt at 5% af interest. the expected level of EBIT is Rs. 2,00.000 and the firm's cost of capital is constant at 10% The market value (V) is computed as under: K = EBIT / EBIT /K, Using CAPM to determine Stock Prices One of the implications of the CAPM is that it can be used for pricing of the securities It provides a framework for assessing whether a security is over-priced, under-priced or correctly priced. In an efficient market, the price of an asset reflects its true cost. Basing on this, we can determine the over-pricing or under-pricing. Let us consider the following example: Security Estimated Returns (%) Beta Co-efficient A 30 1.6 B 24 1.4 18 1.2 D 15 0.9 E 15 1.1 F 12 0.7 Assume that the risk free rate is 10 per cent; while the market return is expected to be 18 per cent Using this data, pricing of the securities can be examined. Where: E (R) = R + B, [E(R) - R] For security A: E(R) = 10+ 1.6 (18-10) = 10 + 12.8 22.8 per cent 10==11==