Quiz Ch 08 – T/F Portfolio Beta and Risk Equivalence

Fundamentals of Financial Management, Concise

Brigham and Houston

09th Edition

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True or false: If two investors possess single portfolios, and assume equal unsystematic risks for stocks in both portfolios, Investor A's portfolio with a beta of -2.0 and Investor B's portfolio with a beta of +2.0 encounter identical levels of risk. Nevertheless, holders of either portfolio can decrease their risks by the same degree by incorporating "normal" stocks with a beta of 1.0.

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