Excel finance homework due tomorrow
FIN3310: INTERMEDIATE FINANCIAL ANALYSIS
SPREADSHEET ASSIGNMENT: Chapter 3
1. Read sections 3.5a through 3.5d in the textbook.
2. Retrieve the file HWDataChapter3b. The data in the file refer
to a single stock (General Electric), a broad measure of the
stock market (Standard & Poor’s 500 Stock Index), a stock
portfolio mutual fund (Fidelity Magellan), and 3-month Treasury
bills. All data begin in row 2 and end in row 49.
3. In Excel, select Data | Data Analysis | Regression. Click OK
and enter the appropriate cell ranges for GE Return and Market
Return using the . These are the Input Y Range and
Input X Range, respectively. Important note: The
is required for regression analysis in Excel.
4. Change the column width to 12 for each column of Summary
Output. Print using a landscape orientation.
5. In Excel, select Data | Data Analysis | Regression. Click OK
and enter the appropriate cell ranges for GE Return and Market
Return using the (subtracts rRF
from both the stock returns and market returns). These are
the Input Y Range and Input X Range, respectively. (Reminder:
The original columns of data are available in Sheet 1).
6. Change the column width to 12 for each column of Summary
Output. Print using a landscape orientation. (Note: The
results for parts 4 and 6 should be similar.)
7. In Excel, select Data | Data Analysis | Regression. Click OK
and enter the appropriate cell ranges for Fidelity Magellan
Return and Market Return using the . These are
The Input Y Range and Input X Range, respectively.
8. Change the column width to 12 for each column of Summary
Output. Print using a landscape orientation.
9. In Excel, select Data | Data Analysis | Regression. Click OK
and enter the appropriate cell ranges for Fidelity Magellan
Return and Market Return using the
(subtracts rRF from both the mutual fund portfolio returns and
Market returns). These are the Input Y Range and Input X
Range, respectively.
10. Change the column width to 12 for each column of Summary
Output. Print using a landscape orientation. (Note: The
results for parts 8 and 10 should be similar.)
11. Does the S&P 500 Stock Index explain more of the variability
in returns of General Electric Fidelity Magellan? Enter
your answer at the bottom of the final regression analysis
printout.