General Flashcards

1
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DCA (Dollar-cost averaging)

A

is a simple technique that entails investing a fixed amount of money in the same fund or stock at regular intervals over a long period of time.
This method is suitable for assets with high intrinsic value and, normal for big inventing companies.

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2
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Covariance and correlation differences

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Covariance indicates the direction of the linear relationship between variables while correlation measures both strength and direction of the linear relationship between two variables.

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3
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Covariance and correlation differences 2

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Is the process of studying the cause and effect relationship that exists between two variables.

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4
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Is covariance better or correlation?

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Correlation is preferred over covariance because it remains unaffected by the change in location and scale.

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5
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Correlation formula

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Cov (x, y) / Variance(x) * Variance(y)

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6
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rate of return

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Ending price - beginning price/begging price
or
Ending price + possible dividend - beginning price/beginning price

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7
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rate of return

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P1 - P0/P0
or
P1/P0 -1

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8
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Logarithmic return

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Log Ending p / Beginning p

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9
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Annual return formula

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[(daily return +1) ^365] * 100 - 1

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10
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Expected return

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Act as a proxy for future return

Related to future

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11
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Historical return

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Past behavior of securities (Historical return) gives us a suitable help to the expected future.

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12
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Historical return & Expected return

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(Historical return) (Rate of return) (Expected return)

Past Future

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13
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Compound interest

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Interest increases exponentially, calculate both capital interest and interest of interest.
Suitable for long-term

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14
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Law of one price

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Absence of arbitrage:

an investment that offers the same return must have the same price

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15
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MM assumptions

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  1. Market is competitive and efficient
  2. absence of taxation
  3. Absence of bankruptcy costs
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16
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Earning per share

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Net income / Average outstanding share of the company

17
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borrowing decision does not affect

A

OI
The total market value of securities
ROA

18
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Outstanding share

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Refer to a company’s stock currently held by all its shareholders.
Multiply the share price by the number of shares outstanding to find a company’s market capitalization.