Equity Flashcards

(29 cards)

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Direct Markets

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A type of market where the buyer and seller must contact one another directly.

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Broker Markets

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A broker facilitates the transaction by bringing the buyer and seller together.

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commission

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The broker will help you establish a fair offering price, give you ideas on how to improve, and act as a go between to earn commission on the sales.

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Dealer Market

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takes ownership of the product before reselling it to the final user.

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Money Markets and Capital Markets

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Are primarily broker and dealer markets. Buy or sell orders are placed with a broker, who takes the orders to the marketplace and tries to find a willing party to take the opposite side of the transaction.

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Porters Five Forces

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  • Competition
  • Substitutes
  • Supplier Power
  • Buyer Power
  • New Entrants
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Difference between bills, notes, and bonds

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  • T-bill: Maturity of one year or less, is sold at a discount
  • Note: Maturity of two, three, five, and ten years, interest is paid semi-annually
  • Bond: Maturity of ten years or more, interest is paid semi-annually
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Money Vs. Time-Weighted Return

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Money-weighted: IRR
Time-weighted: HPR = ((MV1 - MV0 + D1 - CF1)/MV0)
Where: MV0 = beginning market value, MV1 = ending market value,
D1 = dividend/interest inflows, CF1 = cash flow received at period end (deposits subtracted, withdrawals added back)

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9
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ex ante

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forward-looking

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10
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ex post

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based on actual results

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Ibbotson and Chen model abbr.

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EINFL: expected inflation
EGREPS: expected growth rate in real earnings
EGPE: expected growth rate in the P/E ratio
EINC: expected income component

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  • Operating Income
  • g
  • Capital expenditure (Capex)
  • Net PPE
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  • EBIT
  • ROE x b
  • FCInv
  • Net Property Plant and Equipment
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Public Investment Bankers

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Tombstone Ad

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Underwriting Syndicate

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Underwritten

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underwriter spread

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flotation costs

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s=econdary market

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Investors buy and sell securities that have already been issued by firms

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private placement

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long position

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short position

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Short Sale

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the short seller (1) simulaneously borrows an sells securities through a broker, (2) must return the securities at the request of the lender or when the short Sale is close out, and (3) must keep a portion of the proceeds of the short sale on the deposit with the broker.

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payments-in-lieu (of dividends or interest)
In a short sale the short seller must pay all dividens or interest that the lender would have received from the security that has been loaded to the short seller.
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short rebate rate
Short rebate rate is the % of the total value of a borrowed share that a broker charges rent
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