Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Submitted by:
Table 2
Company 1
Table 3
Company
2
Average Daily Annualized Standard
Year Average Daily Return Annualized Return
Standard Deviation Deviation
2016 -0.004914859 -0.834427529 0.068046704 1.300030454
2017 0.001085557 0.268132509 0.071661135 1.369084056
2018 -0.001197288 -0.293335637 0.072594782 1.386921357
2019 -0.001590101 -0.384804489 0.023344637 0.445998672
2020 0.002087419 0.521854755 0.030525855 0.583195642
INTERPRETATION:
From above table we can see that the average daily return & annualised return in 2016
was -0.004914859 & -0.834427529 the investor was bearing losses and it slightly increased
in 2017 0.001085557 and 0.268132509 from 2018 to 2019 the investor faced losses. And in
2020 it increased to 0.002087419 and 0.521854755. This is because the company during
that period was facing financial losses and so the investor in his investors. Even Average
standard deviation means there was low risk. And in annualized standard deviation there
was high risk.
Table 4
Market
Index
Average Daily Average Daily Annualized Standard
Year Annualized Return
Return Standard deviation deviation
2016 0.000115563 0.043080071 0.009403504 0.179653699
2017 -0.0030189 -0.745668178 0.063942282 1.221615582
2018 0.000294986 0.072271638 0.007931437 0.151529888
2019 0.000603375 0.146016862 0.008694205 0.166102559
2020 0.000786343 0.196585796 0.020167558 0.385300658
INTERPRETATION:
From above table we can see that the returns in 2016 ,2018, 2019,2020 is positive that
means in those years the prices of most the stocks in that year went up. In 2017 the
returns are negative that means that the prices of stocks went down, and in all years there
was low risk except for 2017,
Table 5: Correlations
Table 6
INTERPRETATION:
In 2016 and 2018,2019 the investor diversified his assets in SAFARI INDUSTRIES LTD AND
V-MART RETAIL LTD such a way that he faced negative return that means he was in loss
even though risk was low. But in 2017 and 2020 he got positive returns. And risk was
moderately low.
Table 7
INTERPRETATION:
In 2017 the investor diversified his assets in SAFARI INDUSTRIES AND BSE SENSEX in such a
way that he faced negative return that means he was in loss even though risk was low.
But in 2016,2018, 2019 and 2020 he got positive returns. And risk was moderately low.
Table 8
Minimum Variance Portfolio Return and Risk - C2 and Index
Year Weight of C2 Weight of Index Return Risk
2016 0.01627775 0.98372225 0.028796221 0.009337127
2017 0.033258926 0.966741074 -0.711950256 0.063952171
2018 0.012191868 0.987808132 0.067814202 0.150629019
2019 0.100779262 0.899220738 0.092521078 0.019049378
2020 0.285110132 0.714889868 0.289323272 0.051611628
.
INTERPRETATION:
In 2017 the investor diversified his assets in V-MART RETAIL LTD AND BSE SENSEX in such
a way that he faced negative return that means he was in loss even though risk was low.
But in 2016,2018, 2019 and 2020 he got positive returns. And risk was moderately low.
Table 9
Beta
Year C1 C2
2016 0.110654877 0.135770466
2017 0.990878856 1.000406617
2018 0.818575857 1.092779968
2019 -0.060755582 0.216217509
2020 0.143554035 -0.076356913
Beta is a numeric value that measures the fluctuations of a stock to changes in the overall
stock market.
INTERPRETATION:
In 2016, 2017, 2018, 2020 (OF C1 THAT IS SAFARI INDUSTRIES LTD) the beta is less that 1
that means the stock price is less volatile than overall market. Whereas in 2019 the beta is
less than 0 it indicates that stock of SAFARI INDUSTRIES LTD has inverse relation to the
market (i.e., BSE SENSEX OF 2019), it is less likely but possible .
In 2016 & 2019 (OF C2 THAT IS V-MART RETAIL LTD) the beta is less than 1 that means the
stock price is less volatile than overall market. Whereas in 2020 the beta is less than 0 it
indicates that stock of V-MART RETAIL LTD has inverse relation to the market (i.e. BSE
SENSEX OF 2019), it is less likely but possible. But in 2017 and 2018 the beta is more than 0
that is it equal to 1 that means the price of the stock tends to move with the market .
Table 10
Year C1 C2
2016 0.06035109 0.059863347
2017 -0.73829676 0.011989489
2018 -0.529126658 -0.326350056
2019 0.07679203 -0.034215062
2020 0.146990407 0.022741288
The Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM) describes the relationship between systematic
risk and expected return for assets, particularly stocks.
INTERPRETATION:
In 2016,2019,2020 the investor has positive expected return for assets but in 2017 and
2018 he had negative expected returns for assets (in C1 that is Safari Industries ltd).And is
(C2 that is V-MART RETAIL LTD ) 2016,2017,2020 he received positive expected return.
Whereas in 2018 and 2019 it has negative returns.