Answer:
The standard deviation of the returns on the stock is 15.56%(Approx).
Explanation:
Expected Return=Respective return*Respective probability
=(20.4*0.67)+(-12.7*0.33)=9.477%
probability Return probability*(Return-Expected Return)^2
0.67 20.4 0.67*(20.4-9.477)^2=79.93899243
0.33 -12.7 0.33*(-12.7-9.477)^2=162.3003786
Total=242.239371%
Standard deviation=[Total probability*(Return-Expected Return)^2/Total probability]^(1/2)
=15.56%(Approx).
Answer:
31 Dec 2021 Interest Expense $667 Dr
Interest Payable $667 Cr
Explanation:
The bond will pay the interest at maturity. However, following the accrual basis of accounting requires to match the revenue and expenses for a period and requires such transactions to be recorded in their respective periods. The year end adjusting entry will be made on 31 December 2021.
The interest expense for the period from August to December, 5 months, will be recorded on 31 December 2021 as interest expense and credit to interest payable.
The interest expense is = 16000 * 0.1 * 5/12 = $666.67 rounded off to $667
Answer:
a. Debt holders have first claim on corporate value. The Preferred stockholders then have next claim and remaining is left for common stockholders.
b. The value of a financial asset is equal to present value of future cash flows which is provided by the asset. When investor buys a share of stock, (s)he typically expects to receive cash in the form of dividends and to sell the stock to receive cash from sale. However, the price any investor receives is highly dependent upon the dividends which the next investor expects to receive, and so on. Thus, the stock's value depends on cash dividends that the company is expected to provide and the discount rate used to find the present value of those dividends.
d. The formula to calculate present value of expected free cash flows is:
PVn=CFn(1+in)n
The formula for the present value of expected free cash flows when discounted at WACC is:
PV=∑Nn=0CFn(1+in)n
Explanation:
a. Debt holders have first claim on corporate value. The Preferred stockholders then have next claim and remaining is left for common stockholders.
b. The value of a financial asset is equal to present value of future cash flows which is provided by the asset. When investor buys a share of stock, (s)he typically expects to receive cash in the form of dividends and to sell the stock to receive cash from sale. However, the price any investor receives is highly dependent upon the dividends which the next investor expects to receive, and so on. Thus, the stock's value depends on cash dividends that the company is expected to provide and the discount rate used to find the present value of those dividends.
d. The formula to calculate present value of expected free cash flows is:
PVn=CFn(1+in)n
The formula for the present value of expected free cash flows when discounted at WACC is:
PV=∑Nn=0CFn(1+in)n
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