Equity: Concepts & Basic Tools Flashcards

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Asset-Based Valuation Models

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Valuation based on estimates of the market value of a company’s assets

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Bonus issue of shares

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A type of dividend in which a company distributes additional share of it common stock to shareholders instead of cash

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Book Value

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Excess of assets over liabilities

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Buy back

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A transaction in which a company buys back its own shares unlike stock dividends and stock splits, share repurchases use corporate cash

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Carrying Value

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Book Value

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Declaration Date

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The day that the corporation issues a statement declaring a specific dividend

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Discounted Cash Flow models

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Valuation model that estimates the intrinsic value of a security as the present value of the future benefits expected to be received from the security

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Dividend

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A distribution paid to shareholders based on the numbers of shares owned

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Dividend discount model

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DDM a present value model that estimates the intrinsic value of an equity share based on the present value of its expected future dividends

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Enterprise Value

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A measure of a company’s total market value from which the value of cash and short-term investments have been subtracted

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Ex-dividend date

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The first date that share trades without (ie “ex”) the dividend.

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Extra Dividend

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A dividend paid by a company that does not pay dividends on a regular schedule, or a dividend that supplements regular cash dividends with an extra payment

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Free Cash Flow to Equity Models

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Valuation models based on discounting expected future free cash flow to equity

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Fundamental Value

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The underlying or true value of an asset based on an analysis of its qualitative and quantitative characteristics

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Holder of Record Date

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The date that a shareholder listed on the corporations books will be deemed to have ownership of the shares for purposes of receiving an upcoming dividend

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Intrinsic Value

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The value obtained if an option is exercised based on current conditions

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Law of One Price

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The condition in a financial market in which two equivalent financial instruments or combinations of financial instruments can sell for only one price. Equivalent to the principle that no arbitrate opportunities are possible

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Market Multiple Models

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Valuation models based on share price multiples or enterprise value multiples

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Multiplier models

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Valuation models based on share price multiples or enterprise value multiples

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Payable Date

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The day that the company actually mails out ( or electronically transfers) a dividend payment

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Payment date

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The day that the company actually mails out (or electronically transfers) a dividend payment.

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Preferred Stock

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A type of equity interest which ranks above common shares with respect to the payment of dividends and the distribution of the company’s net assets upon liquidation. They have characteristics of both debt and equity securities.

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Present Value Models

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Valuation Models that estimate the intrinsic value of a security as the present value of the future benefits expected to be received from the security.

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Price multiple

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A ratio that compares the share price with some sort of monetary flow or value to allow evaluation of the relative worth of a company’s stock

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Reverse stock split

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A reduction in the number of shares outstanding with a corresponding increasing in share price, but no change to the company’s underlying fundamentals

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Share repurchase

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A transaction in which a company buys back its own shares. Unlike stock dividends and stock splits, share repurchases use corporate cash

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Special Dividend

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A dividend paid by a company that does not pay dividends on a regular schedule, or a dividend that supplements regular cash dividends with an extra payments

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Stock Dividend

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A type of dividend in which a company distributes additional shares of its common stock to shareholders instead of cash

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Stock Split

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An increase in the number of shares outstanding with a consequent decrease in share price but no change to the company’s underlying fundamentals

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Terminal stock value

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The expected value of a share at the of the investment horizon- in effect, the expected selling price

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Terminal Value

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The expected value of a share at the