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NUR AQILAH BINTI
MOHAMAD DA’AI
2014283256
PROJECT PAPER
TITLE : MEASURING PORTFOLIO AND THE PERFORMANCE
OF SELECTED FUNDS IN CONSTRUCTION SECTOR OF
SINGAPORE STOCK MARKET
23rd June 2015 | Thursday
Prepared for : SIR OSWALD TIMOTHY EDWARD &
SIR MOHD AZLAN ABD MAJID
TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER 1 :
( Introduction )
CHAPTER 2 :
(Literature
Review)
CHAPTER 3 :
(Methodology)
CHAPTER 4 :
(Findings)
CHAPTER 5 :
(Conclusion)
INTRODUCTION
CONSTRUCTION SECTOR?
OPTIMAL PORTFOLIO ?
Construction sector plays an important role in
producing wealth and providing a better quality
of life to the nation that is essential for
development of the nation
(Ali, Shahir, & Bin, 2014)
Investors build portfolio is to attain the optimal trade-off
between risk of a portfolio investment and the return
predicted from it
PROBLEM STATEMENT
What is this
research all
about?
Enhance further
understanding on the
performance of the
construction sector
stock in Singapore
OUTPERFORM
THE MARKET
UNDERPERFORM
THE MARKET
RESEARCH
QUESTION & OBJECTIVE
RESEARCH QUESTION
• How to construct the portfolio performance of construction sector in
Singapore Stock Exchange by using Single-Index Model measurement?
• How to evaluate the construction stock performance of the construction
sector in Singapore stock market using benchmark?
RESEARCH OBJECTIVE
• To construct the portfolio performance of construction sector in Singapore
Stock Exchange using Single-Index model.
• To evaluate the construction stock performance of the Singapore stock
market using benchmark.
LITERATURE REVIEW
SINGLE INDEX-
MODEL?
-The chosen stock is computed
-Less time consuming and more comfortable
-Better placed for constructing optimal portfolio
Odel, n.d
PORTFOLIO?
-Diversification of portfolio lead to the reduction of the
associated risk
(Gurrib & Alshahrani, 2012)
-Plays a very essential role in the financial market
(Shahid, 2007)
SHARPE, JENSEN &
TREYNOR?
- Used beta to measured portfolio risk and portfolio market
risk premium
(Treynor, 1965)
- Used standard deviation to measured portfolio risk and
portfolio market risk premium
(Sharpe, 1966)
- Construct a measure based on the security market line
(Jensen, 1968)
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
SAMPLE
 Conducted in Singapore
 Yearly return index of Singapore market and 27
construction companies
 Sources : DataStream and Yahoo Finance
DATA
 Secondary Data : Journals, Internet
HYPOTHESIS
 𝑯 𝟎 : rp = rm
𝑯 𝒂 : rp ≠ rm
METHOD
 Single-Index Model
 Portfolio Return
 Performance Index
TEST
 Paired T-Test
RESEARCH FRAMEWORK
FINDINGS ON CONSTRUCTING AND
EVALUATING OVERALL CONSTRUCTION
SECTOR
NO. COMPANIES SUM Z VALUE TOTAL Z VALUE SUM WEIGHTAGE
1 SEE HUP SENG 0.00462978 0.03245198 0.1426656
2 CSC HOLDINGS 0.00368281 0.03245198 0.1134849
3 HOR KEW 0.00189323 0.03245198 0.0583394
4 OKP HOLDINGS 0.00528124 0.03245198 0.1627401
5 YONGNAMHOLDINGS 0.00148757 0.03245198 0.0458391
6 LUMCHANG HOLDINGS 0.00518883 0.03245198 0.1598926
7 BBR HOLDINGS (S) 0.00093183 0.03245198 0.0287141
8 TEE INTERNATIONAL 0.00409072 0.03245198 0.1260546
9 HONG LEONG ASIA 0.00107705 0.03245198 0.0331890
10 SAPPHIRE CORP. 0.00097509 0.03245198 0.0300472
11 LIAN BENG GROUP 0.00129507 0.03245198 0.0399073
12 KOH BROTHERS GROUP 0.00068113 0.03245198 0.0209889
13 LH GROUP 0.00041373 0.03245198 0.0127490
14 LOW KENG HUAT (SING.) 0.00082388 0.03245198 0.0253877
TOTALW 1.00
STEP 7: WEIGHTAGE Z VALUE
Out of 27 overall stocks, only 14 Stocks above is selected to be
included in the portfolio according to the weightage stated
SINGLE-INDEX MODEL
Year Expected Return
2011 11.70363693
2012 -11.22911205
2013 21.44333828
2014 4.713127248
2015 -17.34039588
EXPECTED RETURN (PORTFOLIO)
Year 2012 and 2015 is not doing well, their portfolio
return is negative value.
NO PORTFOLIO SHARPE RANKING
1 SEE HUP SENG 0.10 7
2 CSC HOLDINGS (0.63) 13
3 HOR KEW (0.09) 9
4 OKP HOLDINGS (0.36) 12
5 YONGNAM HOLDINGS (0.32) 10
6 LUM CHANG HOLDINGS 1.20 3
7 BBR HOLDINGS (S) 0.07 8
8 TEE INTERNATIONAL 0.53 4
9 HONG LEONG ASIA (0.87) 14
10 SAPPHIRE CORP. (0.35) 11
11 LIAN BENG GROUP 2.24 2
12 KOH BROTHERS GROUP 0.30 6
13 LH GROUP (1.07) 15
14 LOW KENG HUAT (SING.) 0.48 5
15 SINGAPORE MARKET 4.51 1
SHARPE RATIO=Ri-Rfr/Std Deviation
NO PORTFOLIO TREYNOR RANKING
1 SEE HUP SENG 29.92 2
2 CSC HOLDINGS (62.67) 15
3 HOR KEW (10.77) 10
4 OKP HOLDINGS (25.00) 13
5 YONGNAM HOLDINGS (5.35) 9
6 LUM CHANG HOLDINGS 19.97 4
7 BBR HOLDINGS (S) 1.09 8
8 TEE INTERNATIONAL 40.14 1
9 HONG LEONG ASIA (12.51) 11
10 SAPPHIRE CORP. (24.67) 12
11 LIAN BENG GROUP 26.45 3
12 KOH BROTHERS GROUP 6.68 6
13 LH GROUP (36.97) 14
14 LOW KENG HUAT (SING.) 14.01 5
15 SINGAPORE MARKET 4.51 7
TREYNOR RATIO=Ri-Rfr/Beta
NO PORTFOLIO TOTAL JENSEN RANK
1 SEE HUP SENG 3.45 7
2 CSC HOLDINGS (17.84) 13
3 HOR KEW (5.53) 9
4 OKP HOLDINGS (10.52) 11
5 YONGNAM HOLDINGS (7.80) 10
6 LUM CHANG HOLDINGS 6.46 4
7 BBR HOLDINGS (S) (2.23) 8
8 TEE INTERNATIONAL 18.36 1
9 HONG LEONG ASIA (18.32) 14
10 SAPPHIRE CORP. (12.92) 12
11 LIAN BENG GROUP 14.97 3
12 KOH BROTHERS GROUP 3.65 6
13 LH GROUP (28.68) 15
14 LOW KENG HUAT (SING.) 15.36 2
15 SINGAPORE MARKET 4.51 5
JENSEN RATIO=Ri-(Rf+Beta(rm-rf))
PERFORMANCE INDEX
Variable 1 Variable 2
Mean 1.858118912 4.514
Variance 257.1311748 323.82148
Observations 5 5
Pearson Correlation 0.391068089
Hypothesized Mean Difference 0
df 4
t Stat -0.315078617
P(T<=t) one-tail 0.384227181
t Critical one-tail 2.131846786
P(T<=t) two-tail 0.768454361
t Critical two-tail 2.776445105
t-Test: Paired Two Sample for Means
PAIRED T-TEST
H0 : Rp = Rm ( Return portfolio is equal to return market )
HA : Rp ≠ Rm ( Return portfolio is not equal to return market )
*t- statistice -0.3150 < t-critical 2.7764
*Not significant, Failed to reject.
FINDINGS ON CONSTRUCTING AND EVALUATING BIG
CAPITALIZATION CONSTRUCTION SECTOR STOCKS
NO. COMPANIES SUM Z VALUE TOTAL Z VALUE SUM WEIGHTAGE
1 CSC HOLDINGS 0.00378991 0.01948495 0.1945045
2 LUM CHANG HOLDINGS 0.00556525 0.01948495 0.2856179
3 HONG LEONG ASIA 0.00128179 0.01948495 0.0657836
4 LIAN BENG GROUP 0.0021117 0.01948495 0.1083760
5 KOH BROTHERS GROUP 0.00118618 0.01948495 0.0608767
6 LOW KENG HUAT (SING.) 0.00253074 0.01948495 0.1298818
7 ENGRO CORP. 0.00202714 0.01948495 0.1040362
8 CHIP ENG SENG 0.00099223 0.01948495 0.0509229
1.00
STEP 7 WEIGHTAGE Z VALUE
Out of 13 stocks, 8 Stocks above is selected to be included in the
portfolio of big capitalization company according to the weightage stated
SINGLE-INDEX MODEL
Year Expected Return
2011 2.581872411
2012 -13.07340078
2013 36.66969765
2014 8.560354285
2015 -3.233084458
Year 2012 and 2015 is not doing well, their portfolio return
is negative value.
EXPECTED RETURN (PORTFOLIO)
NO PORTFOLIO SHARPE RANKING
1 CSC HOLDINGS (0.63) 8
2 LUMCHANG HOLDINGS 1.20 3
3 HONG LEONG ASIA (0.87) 9
4 LIAN BENG GROUP 2.24 2
5 KOH BROTHERS GROUP 0.30 7
6 LOW KENG HUAT (SING.) 0.48 5
7 ENGRO CORP. 0.44 6
8 CHIP ENG SENG 1.14 4
9 SINGAPORE MARKET 4.51 1
SHARPE RATIO=Ri-Rfr/Std Deviation
PERFORMANCE INDEX
Variable 1 Variable 2
Mean -8.3667908 4.514
Variance 313.9908185 323.82148
Observations 5 5
Pearson Correlation -0.314037937
Hypothesized Mean Difference 0
df 4
t Stat -0.994908857
P(T<=t) one-tail 0.188046145
t Critical one-tail 2.131846786
P(T<=t) two-tail 0.376092289
t Critical two-tail 2.776445105
t-Test: Paired Two Sample for Means
PAIRED T-TEST
H0 : Rpb = Rm ( Return portfolio (big) is equal to return market )
HA : Rpb ≠ Rm ( Return portfolio (big) is not equal to return market )
*t- statistic -0.9949 < t-critical 2.7764
*Not significant, Failed to reject.
FINDINGS ON CONSTRUCTING AND EVALUATING SMALL
CAPITALIZATION CONSTRUCTION SECTOR STOCKS
NO. COMPANIES SUM Z VALUE TOTAL Z VALUE SUM WEIGHTAGE
1 SEE HUP SENG 0.0048 0.02341753 0.2049746
2 HOR KEW 0.0021 0.02341753 0.0896764
3 OKP HOLDINGS 0.0058 0.02341753 0.2476777
4 YONGNAMHOLDINGS 0.0017 0.02341753 0.0725952
5 TEE INTERNATIONAL 0.0053 0.02341753 0.2263262
6 BBR HOLDINGS (S) 0.0012 0.02341753 0.0512437
7 SAPPHIRE CORP. 0.0016 0.02341753 0.0683249
8 LH GROUP 0.0010 0.02341753 0.0427031
1.00
STEP 7 WEIGHTAGE Z VALUE
Out of 14 stocks, 8 Stocks above is selected to be included in the
portfolio of big capitalization company according to the weightage stated
SINGLE-INDEX MODEL
Year Expected Return
2011 18.35266314
2012 11.83229546
2013 19.43360734
2014 3.54225609
2015 -21.59971599
EXPECTED RETURN (PORTFOLIO)
Only in year 2015 the portfolio return is not doing well, the
portfolio return is negative value.
SHARPE RATIO=Ri-Rfr/Std Deviation
NO PORTFOLIO SHARPE RANKING
1 SEE HUP SENG 0.10 3
2 HOR KEW (0.09) 5
3 OKP HOLDINGS (0.36) 7
4 YONGNAM HOLDINGS (0.32) 6
5 TEE INTERNATIONAL 0.53 2
6 BBR HOLDINGS (S) 0.07 4
7 SAPPHIRE CORP. (0.35) 8
8 LH GROUP (1.07) 9
9 SINGAPORE MARKET 4.51 1
TREYNOR RATIO=Ri-Rfr/Beta
PORTFOLIO TREYNOR RANKING
1 SEE HUP SENG 29.92 2
2 HOR KEW (10.77) 6
3 OKP HOLDINGS (25.00) 8
4 YONGNAM HOLDINGS (5.35) 5
5 TEE INTERNATIONAL 40.14 1
6 BBR HOLDINGS (S) 1.09 4
7 SAPPHIRE CORP. (24.67) 7
8 LH GROUP (36.97) 9
9 SINGAPORE MARKET 4.51 3
PERFORMANCE INDEX
JENSEN RATIO=Ri-(Rf+Beta(rm-rf))
PORTFOLIO TOTAL JENSEN RANK
1 SEE HUP SENG 3.45 3
2 HOR KEW (5.53) 5
3 OKP HOLDINGS (10.52) 7
4 YONGNAM HOLDINGS (7.80) 6
5 TEE INTERNATIONAL 18.36 1
6 BBR HOLDINGS (S) (2.23) 4
7 SAPPHIRE CORP. (12.92) 8
8 LH GROUP (28.68) 9
9 SINGAPORE MARKET 4.51 2
PAIRED T-TEST
H0 : Rps = Rm ( Return portfolio (small) is equal to return market )
HA : Rps ≠ Rm ( Return portfolio (small) is not equal to return market )
*t- statistice -0.3094 < than t-critical 2.7764
*Not significant, Failed to reject.
PAIRED T-TEST
H0 : Rpb = Rps ( Return portfolio (big) is equal to return portfolio (small) )
HA : Rpb ≠ Rps ( Return portfolio (big) is not equal to return portfolio (small) )
*t- statistice -0.3094 < t-critical 2.7764
*Not significant, Failed to reject.
HYPOTHESIS RESULT
H0 : Rp = Rm
HA : Rp ≠ Rm (overall)
Not significant
H0 : Rpb = Rm
HA : Rpb ≠ Rm
Not significant
H0 : Rps = Rm
HA : Rps ≠ Rm
Not significant
H0 : Rpb = Rps
HA : Rpb ≠ Rps
Not significant
CONCLUSION
STOCK
OUTPERFORM
THE MARKET
ACCORDING TO
TREYNOR &
JENSEN
TEE INTERNATIONAL
SEE HUP SENG
LIAN BENG
LUM CHANG LOW KENG HUAT
KOH BROTHERS
CHIP ENG SENG
ENGRO
Thank you 

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PROJECT PAPER PRESENTATION

  • 1. NUR AQILAH BINTI MOHAMAD DA’AI 2014283256 PROJECT PAPER TITLE : MEASURING PORTFOLIO AND THE PERFORMANCE OF SELECTED FUNDS IN CONSTRUCTION SECTOR OF SINGAPORE STOCK MARKET 23rd June 2015 | Thursday Prepared for : SIR OSWALD TIMOTHY EDWARD & SIR MOHD AZLAN ABD MAJID
  • 2. TABLE OF CONTENTS CHAPTER 1 : ( Introduction ) CHAPTER 2 : (Literature Review) CHAPTER 3 : (Methodology) CHAPTER 4 : (Findings) CHAPTER 5 : (Conclusion)
  • 3. INTRODUCTION CONSTRUCTION SECTOR? OPTIMAL PORTFOLIO ? Construction sector plays an important role in producing wealth and providing a better quality of life to the nation that is essential for development of the nation (Ali, Shahir, & Bin, 2014) Investors build portfolio is to attain the optimal trade-off between risk of a portfolio investment and the return predicted from it
  • 4. PROBLEM STATEMENT What is this research all about? Enhance further understanding on the performance of the construction sector stock in Singapore OUTPERFORM THE MARKET UNDERPERFORM THE MARKET
  • 5. RESEARCH QUESTION & OBJECTIVE RESEARCH QUESTION • How to construct the portfolio performance of construction sector in Singapore Stock Exchange by using Single-Index Model measurement? • How to evaluate the construction stock performance of the construction sector in Singapore stock market using benchmark? RESEARCH OBJECTIVE • To construct the portfolio performance of construction sector in Singapore Stock Exchange using Single-Index model. • To evaluate the construction stock performance of the Singapore stock market using benchmark.
  • 6. LITERATURE REVIEW SINGLE INDEX- MODEL? -The chosen stock is computed -Less time consuming and more comfortable -Better placed for constructing optimal portfolio Odel, n.d PORTFOLIO? -Diversification of portfolio lead to the reduction of the associated risk (Gurrib & Alshahrani, 2012) -Plays a very essential role in the financial market (Shahid, 2007) SHARPE, JENSEN & TREYNOR? - Used beta to measured portfolio risk and portfolio market risk premium (Treynor, 1965) - Used standard deviation to measured portfolio risk and portfolio market risk premium (Sharpe, 1966) - Construct a measure based on the security market line (Jensen, 1968)
  • 7. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY SAMPLE  Conducted in Singapore  Yearly return index of Singapore market and 27 construction companies  Sources : DataStream and Yahoo Finance DATA  Secondary Data : Journals, Internet HYPOTHESIS  𝑯 𝟎 : rp = rm 𝑯 𝒂 : rp ≠ rm METHOD  Single-Index Model  Portfolio Return  Performance Index TEST  Paired T-Test
  • 9. FINDINGS ON CONSTRUCTING AND EVALUATING OVERALL CONSTRUCTION SECTOR NO. COMPANIES SUM Z VALUE TOTAL Z VALUE SUM WEIGHTAGE 1 SEE HUP SENG 0.00462978 0.03245198 0.1426656 2 CSC HOLDINGS 0.00368281 0.03245198 0.1134849 3 HOR KEW 0.00189323 0.03245198 0.0583394 4 OKP HOLDINGS 0.00528124 0.03245198 0.1627401 5 YONGNAMHOLDINGS 0.00148757 0.03245198 0.0458391 6 LUMCHANG HOLDINGS 0.00518883 0.03245198 0.1598926 7 BBR HOLDINGS (S) 0.00093183 0.03245198 0.0287141 8 TEE INTERNATIONAL 0.00409072 0.03245198 0.1260546 9 HONG LEONG ASIA 0.00107705 0.03245198 0.0331890 10 SAPPHIRE CORP. 0.00097509 0.03245198 0.0300472 11 LIAN BENG GROUP 0.00129507 0.03245198 0.0399073 12 KOH BROTHERS GROUP 0.00068113 0.03245198 0.0209889 13 LH GROUP 0.00041373 0.03245198 0.0127490 14 LOW KENG HUAT (SING.) 0.00082388 0.03245198 0.0253877 TOTALW 1.00 STEP 7: WEIGHTAGE Z VALUE Out of 27 overall stocks, only 14 Stocks above is selected to be included in the portfolio according to the weightage stated SINGLE-INDEX MODEL
  • 10. Year Expected Return 2011 11.70363693 2012 -11.22911205 2013 21.44333828 2014 4.713127248 2015 -17.34039588 EXPECTED RETURN (PORTFOLIO) Year 2012 and 2015 is not doing well, their portfolio return is negative value.
  • 11. NO PORTFOLIO SHARPE RANKING 1 SEE HUP SENG 0.10 7 2 CSC HOLDINGS (0.63) 13 3 HOR KEW (0.09) 9 4 OKP HOLDINGS (0.36) 12 5 YONGNAM HOLDINGS (0.32) 10 6 LUM CHANG HOLDINGS 1.20 3 7 BBR HOLDINGS (S) 0.07 8 8 TEE INTERNATIONAL 0.53 4 9 HONG LEONG ASIA (0.87) 14 10 SAPPHIRE CORP. (0.35) 11 11 LIAN BENG GROUP 2.24 2 12 KOH BROTHERS GROUP 0.30 6 13 LH GROUP (1.07) 15 14 LOW KENG HUAT (SING.) 0.48 5 15 SINGAPORE MARKET 4.51 1 SHARPE RATIO=Ri-Rfr/Std Deviation NO PORTFOLIO TREYNOR RANKING 1 SEE HUP SENG 29.92 2 2 CSC HOLDINGS (62.67) 15 3 HOR KEW (10.77) 10 4 OKP HOLDINGS (25.00) 13 5 YONGNAM HOLDINGS (5.35) 9 6 LUM CHANG HOLDINGS 19.97 4 7 BBR HOLDINGS (S) 1.09 8 8 TEE INTERNATIONAL 40.14 1 9 HONG LEONG ASIA (12.51) 11 10 SAPPHIRE CORP. (24.67) 12 11 LIAN BENG GROUP 26.45 3 12 KOH BROTHERS GROUP 6.68 6 13 LH GROUP (36.97) 14 14 LOW KENG HUAT (SING.) 14.01 5 15 SINGAPORE MARKET 4.51 7 TREYNOR RATIO=Ri-Rfr/Beta NO PORTFOLIO TOTAL JENSEN RANK 1 SEE HUP SENG 3.45 7 2 CSC HOLDINGS (17.84) 13 3 HOR KEW (5.53) 9 4 OKP HOLDINGS (10.52) 11 5 YONGNAM HOLDINGS (7.80) 10 6 LUM CHANG HOLDINGS 6.46 4 7 BBR HOLDINGS (S) (2.23) 8 8 TEE INTERNATIONAL 18.36 1 9 HONG LEONG ASIA (18.32) 14 10 SAPPHIRE CORP. (12.92) 12 11 LIAN BENG GROUP 14.97 3 12 KOH BROTHERS GROUP 3.65 6 13 LH GROUP (28.68) 15 14 LOW KENG HUAT (SING.) 15.36 2 15 SINGAPORE MARKET 4.51 5 JENSEN RATIO=Ri-(Rf+Beta(rm-rf)) PERFORMANCE INDEX
  • 12. Variable 1 Variable 2 Mean 1.858118912 4.514 Variance 257.1311748 323.82148 Observations 5 5 Pearson Correlation 0.391068089 Hypothesized Mean Difference 0 df 4 t Stat -0.315078617 P(T<=t) one-tail 0.384227181 t Critical one-tail 2.131846786 P(T<=t) two-tail 0.768454361 t Critical two-tail 2.776445105 t-Test: Paired Two Sample for Means PAIRED T-TEST H0 : Rp = Rm ( Return portfolio is equal to return market ) HA : Rp ≠ Rm ( Return portfolio is not equal to return market ) *t- statistice -0.3150 < t-critical 2.7764 *Not significant, Failed to reject.
  • 13. FINDINGS ON CONSTRUCTING AND EVALUATING BIG CAPITALIZATION CONSTRUCTION SECTOR STOCKS NO. COMPANIES SUM Z VALUE TOTAL Z VALUE SUM WEIGHTAGE 1 CSC HOLDINGS 0.00378991 0.01948495 0.1945045 2 LUM CHANG HOLDINGS 0.00556525 0.01948495 0.2856179 3 HONG LEONG ASIA 0.00128179 0.01948495 0.0657836 4 LIAN BENG GROUP 0.0021117 0.01948495 0.1083760 5 KOH BROTHERS GROUP 0.00118618 0.01948495 0.0608767 6 LOW KENG HUAT (SING.) 0.00253074 0.01948495 0.1298818 7 ENGRO CORP. 0.00202714 0.01948495 0.1040362 8 CHIP ENG SENG 0.00099223 0.01948495 0.0509229 1.00 STEP 7 WEIGHTAGE Z VALUE Out of 13 stocks, 8 Stocks above is selected to be included in the portfolio of big capitalization company according to the weightage stated SINGLE-INDEX MODEL
  • 14. Year Expected Return 2011 2.581872411 2012 -13.07340078 2013 36.66969765 2014 8.560354285 2015 -3.233084458 Year 2012 and 2015 is not doing well, their portfolio return is negative value. EXPECTED RETURN (PORTFOLIO)
  • 15. NO PORTFOLIO SHARPE RANKING 1 CSC HOLDINGS (0.63) 8 2 LUMCHANG HOLDINGS 1.20 3 3 HONG LEONG ASIA (0.87) 9 4 LIAN BENG GROUP 2.24 2 5 KOH BROTHERS GROUP 0.30 7 6 LOW KENG HUAT (SING.) 0.48 5 7 ENGRO CORP. 0.44 6 8 CHIP ENG SENG 1.14 4 9 SINGAPORE MARKET 4.51 1 SHARPE RATIO=Ri-Rfr/Std Deviation PERFORMANCE INDEX
  • 16. Variable 1 Variable 2 Mean -8.3667908 4.514 Variance 313.9908185 323.82148 Observations 5 5 Pearson Correlation -0.314037937 Hypothesized Mean Difference 0 df 4 t Stat -0.994908857 P(T<=t) one-tail 0.188046145 t Critical one-tail 2.131846786 P(T<=t) two-tail 0.376092289 t Critical two-tail 2.776445105 t-Test: Paired Two Sample for Means PAIRED T-TEST H0 : Rpb = Rm ( Return portfolio (big) is equal to return market ) HA : Rpb ≠ Rm ( Return portfolio (big) is not equal to return market ) *t- statistic -0.9949 < t-critical 2.7764 *Not significant, Failed to reject.
  • 17. FINDINGS ON CONSTRUCTING AND EVALUATING SMALL CAPITALIZATION CONSTRUCTION SECTOR STOCKS NO. COMPANIES SUM Z VALUE TOTAL Z VALUE SUM WEIGHTAGE 1 SEE HUP SENG 0.0048 0.02341753 0.2049746 2 HOR KEW 0.0021 0.02341753 0.0896764 3 OKP HOLDINGS 0.0058 0.02341753 0.2476777 4 YONGNAMHOLDINGS 0.0017 0.02341753 0.0725952 5 TEE INTERNATIONAL 0.0053 0.02341753 0.2263262 6 BBR HOLDINGS (S) 0.0012 0.02341753 0.0512437 7 SAPPHIRE CORP. 0.0016 0.02341753 0.0683249 8 LH GROUP 0.0010 0.02341753 0.0427031 1.00 STEP 7 WEIGHTAGE Z VALUE Out of 14 stocks, 8 Stocks above is selected to be included in the portfolio of big capitalization company according to the weightage stated SINGLE-INDEX MODEL
  • 18. Year Expected Return 2011 18.35266314 2012 11.83229546 2013 19.43360734 2014 3.54225609 2015 -21.59971599 EXPECTED RETURN (PORTFOLIO) Only in year 2015 the portfolio return is not doing well, the portfolio return is negative value.
  • 19. SHARPE RATIO=Ri-Rfr/Std Deviation NO PORTFOLIO SHARPE RANKING 1 SEE HUP SENG 0.10 3 2 HOR KEW (0.09) 5 3 OKP HOLDINGS (0.36) 7 4 YONGNAM HOLDINGS (0.32) 6 5 TEE INTERNATIONAL 0.53 2 6 BBR HOLDINGS (S) 0.07 4 7 SAPPHIRE CORP. (0.35) 8 8 LH GROUP (1.07) 9 9 SINGAPORE MARKET 4.51 1 TREYNOR RATIO=Ri-Rfr/Beta PORTFOLIO TREYNOR RANKING 1 SEE HUP SENG 29.92 2 2 HOR KEW (10.77) 6 3 OKP HOLDINGS (25.00) 8 4 YONGNAM HOLDINGS (5.35) 5 5 TEE INTERNATIONAL 40.14 1 6 BBR HOLDINGS (S) 1.09 4 7 SAPPHIRE CORP. (24.67) 7 8 LH GROUP (36.97) 9 9 SINGAPORE MARKET 4.51 3 PERFORMANCE INDEX JENSEN RATIO=Ri-(Rf+Beta(rm-rf)) PORTFOLIO TOTAL JENSEN RANK 1 SEE HUP SENG 3.45 3 2 HOR KEW (5.53) 5 3 OKP HOLDINGS (10.52) 7 4 YONGNAM HOLDINGS (7.80) 6 5 TEE INTERNATIONAL 18.36 1 6 BBR HOLDINGS (S) (2.23) 4 7 SAPPHIRE CORP. (12.92) 8 8 LH GROUP (28.68) 9 9 SINGAPORE MARKET 4.51 2
  • 20. PAIRED T-TEST H0 : Rps = Rm ( Return portfolio (small) is equal to return market ) HA : Rps ≠ Rm ( Return portfolio (small) is not equal to return market ) *t- statistice -0.3094 < than t-critical 2.7764 *Not significant, Failed to reject.
  • 21. PAIRED T-TEST H0 : Rpb = Rps ( Return portfolio (big) is equal to return portfolio (small) ) HA : Rpb ≠ Rps ( Return portfolio (big) is not equal to return portfolio (small) ) *t- statistice -0.3094 < t-critical 2.7764 *Not significant, Failed to reject.
  • 22. HYPOTHESIS RESULT H0 : Rp = Rm HA : Rp ≠ Rm (overall) Not significant H0 : Rpb = Rm HA : Rpb ≠ Rm Not significant H0 : Rps = Rm HA : Rps ≠ Rm Not significant H0 : Rpb = Rps HA : Rpb ≠ Rps Not significant CONCLUSION
  • 23. STOCK OUTPERFORM THE MARKET ACCORDING TO TREYNOR & JENSEN TEE INTERNATIONAL SEE HUP SENG LIAN BENG LUM CHANG LOW KENG HUAT KOH BROTHERS CHIP ENG SENG ENGRO