Chapter 8 Flashcards

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A capital market investment theory. This is very attempts to find the best portfolio for an investor by maximizing the return of the portfolio with a specific level of risk

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The modern portfolio theory

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What is the relationship between insecurities or asset classes that have values moving in opposite directions

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Negative correlation

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The difference between expected return of a portfolio Or investment and the risk free rate is called what?

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Risk premium

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Risk premium formula

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Expected return minus risk free rate

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5
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The beta of the overall market

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1.00

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A measure of return on an investment that cannot be attributed to the market in general. It is a Risk-adjusted returns and varies based upon industry product region or other factors that are not specific to the market as a whole

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Alpha

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Approach used in the industry to analyze the value of securities. Stipulates of a company is doing well in the market How certain security should also perform well

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Fundamental analysis

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Statement of a company’s financial position at a specific point in time.

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Balance sheet

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Stockholders equity /net worth equation

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Assets - liabilities

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Assets formula

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Liabilities + stockholders equity / net worth

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Non physical assets such as company’s brand name, trade mark,
And reputation

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Intangible assets

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Assets that include plant, property, and equipment

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Fixed assets

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Assets that include cash, accounts receivables, marketable securities , inventory expected to turn into cash within 12 months

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Current assets

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Profit and loss statement

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Income statement

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Shows incoming revenues and outgoing expenses over a specific period such as a quarter. Used to determine the profitability of a company

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Income statement aka profit and loss statement

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3 main components of the income statement

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Gross sales, costs of goods sold, net income before taxes

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Any sales that have been logged and billed

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Any purchased goods that have been returned for credits, deducted from gross sales

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Number by subtracting returns from gross sales

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Cost of producing a finished product , includes labor materials freight transport manufacturing of goods, doesn’t include depreciation

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Cost of goods sold

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Found by subtracting cost of goods sold from the net sales number. How much the amount received for the sale of a product exceeded the basic cost of producing it

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Day to day expenses of running a business. Includes rent advertising administrative salaries and depreciation

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Operating expenses

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What does the income statement show the analyst about the corporation ?

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The profitability of the corporation

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Total money flowing into and out f a corporation is known as ?

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Measures the market risk involved when investing in a particular security. A method of analyzing the value of securities by studying historical prices , price movement, trading volume of a specific security
Market analysis aka technical analysis
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Long term measurement prediction
200 day moving average
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Attempts to gauge the the direction of the market. Technical analyst will compare the percentage of stocks advancing to those declining
Breadth of the market
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Advance/ decline ratio
of advances / # Of decline
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Investment objective : capital appreciation- suitable investment
Common stocks, ADR, growth fund, index fund, ETF
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Investment objective aggressive growth. Suitable investments are:
Small-cap stocks or funds, aggressive growth funds, CMO, sector and special situation funds, BDC, DPP, foreign securities
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Investment objective income. Suitable investment:
Income funds, bonds, bond funds, utility stocks, preferred stocks
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Investment objective growth and income. Suitable investment :
Mixture of preferred stocks, bonds, common stocks, balanced fund, REIT
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Investment objective Capital preservation. Suitable investment:
Treasuries, agency securities, high credit quality corporate and municipal dad
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Investment Objective liquidity. Suitable Investment:
Money market funds, T-bills, commercial paper, cash
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Investment objective speculation. Suitable investment:
Options, leverage and inverse leveraged ETF, short stock position, futures and forwards, day trading account
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Investment Objective tax efficiency. Suitable investment:
Municipal security, municipal bond fund, annuity, retirement plan, DPP, ESA and 529 plans
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Investment with interest rate risk
All bonds, preferred stock
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Investments with reinvestment risk
All investments that pay interest or dividends
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Investments with inflation risk
Fixed income investments money market instruments money market funds