Investments Flashcards

(35 cards)

1
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Holding Period Return =

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Profit / Cost

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Dollar weighted

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Use only with CFs: CF-0, CF-j, f-IRR

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3
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Time weighted

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Chain ‘em together

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4
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Systemic Risk

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Risk you can’t diversify. Measured by beta (R2 < 70%).

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5
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Unsystemic risk

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Firm risk: business, financial, default, regulation, country

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6
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Standard Deviation

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Enter the number followed by the Sigma + key. Then and g-s.

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7
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Skewness: Meso, Lepto, Platy

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Meso normal
Lepto skinny
Platy fat and flat

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8
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Sharpe formula

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(Rp-Rf)/SDp. Used when R2<70%. Use if not given R2.

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Treynor formula

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(Rp-Rf)/Beta. Use when R2>70%. This is a relative measure and you use it when comparing 2+ investments

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10
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CAPM

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Rf + (Rm-Rf)*Beta

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Jenson’s Alpha

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Rp - [Rf + (Rm-Rf) X beta]

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12
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Nominal yield

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Coupon yield

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13
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Current yield

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Income / Price

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14
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Duration

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Weighted avg of future CFs stated in years
Always shorter than maturity

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15
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Convexity

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change in bond price = (Duration X %rate change) / (1+YTM)

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16
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DDM: FV Stock with constant growth rate

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(Div X g) / (r-g)

17
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DDM formula

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CF-0 = 0
CF-1 = Div x g1
CF-2 = CF1 x g1
CF-3 = CF2 x g1 + (CF2 x g X g2)/(r-g)

18
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Margin call price

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(1-initial) / (1-maint) X purchase price

19
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Maintenance margin

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How much equity you must maintain in the account value. Usually 30-40%.

20
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Initial margin

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How much they’ll loan you as a % of the equity in your account. 50% is normal.

21
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Call intrinic value

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MP-EP. Can never be <0

22
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Put intrinsic value

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EP-MP. Can never be <0

23
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Time value of option

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Premium - intrinsic value

24
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Protective put

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Own the stock, buy a put

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Collar
Long the stock, sell a call, buy a put. Call pays for your put premium.
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Straddle
Buy a put, buy a call, same expiration date and stock price. Profit on vol
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Spread
Buy and sell the same contract. Profit on stability
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Futures: long hedge
Short the commodity, buy the futures contract.
29
NPV calc on 12C
CF0, CFj, and Nj
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IRR on calc
N, PV, FV, PMT, i
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When is NPV better?
Comparing projects with unequal lives Investing at ROR is more reasonable than at the IRR You can get multiple IRRs with IRR calc
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Wash sale days?
30 before and 30 after. 61 days
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Wash sale cost basis rule?
If you don't get the loss, you can add that amount to your cost basis of the stock you just bought.
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Systemic risk examples
Purchasing power risk reinvestment risk interest rates market risk exchange rate risk
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Unsystemic risk. what is it and what are the examples
Risk you can diversify: business financial default regulation country