You have a portfolio of 15 stocks, and currently the market value of each group of stocks is exactly $15,000 (i.e., the current market value of your entire portfolio = $225,000). Your portfolio as a whole currently has a Beta = 1.2. You now decide to sell off your investment in stock #1, which has an estimated Beta = 0.8, and reinvest the proceeds of the sale in stock #16, which has an estimated Beta = 1.6. What will be the new Beta of your adjusted portfolio? Assume the risk-free rate of interest = 5.5% and the Market Risk Premium (RM - RRF) = 6%; what is the required return on your adjusted portfolio?

You have a portfolio of 15 stocks, and currently the market value of each group of stocks is exactly $15,000 (i.e., the current market value of your entire portfolio =$225,000 ). Your portfolio as a whole currently has a Beta =1.2. You now decide to sell off your investment in stock #1, which has an estimated B eta =0.8, and reinvest the proceeds of the sale in stock #16, which has an estimated Beta =1.6. What will be the new Beta of your adjusted portfolio? Assume the risk-free rate of interest =5.5% and the Market Risk Premium (RMRMF)=6%; what is the required return on your adjusted portfolio