Q Bank Stuff Flashcards
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ADR
American Depository Receipt
-Give your money to a bank
-they invest that in foreign Securities
-Your money never technically leaves US Soil
HAS CURRENCY RISK
Facilitates Domestic Trading of Foreign Securities
Can Be Redeemed for the actual shares of Foreign Stock
ADS
American Depository Shares
—another word for ADR’s—
How much $ needs to be paid to Preferred Stock holders Before the Company can Pay Dividend to Common Stock Holders
All Dividends due to preferred Stock Holders for THAT YEAR.
As well as any Dividends due to Cumulative preferred Stock Holders that were missed in past years
Rules for qualifying as an Affiliate for relatives
Must be a direct relative and LIVE WITH the Affiliate
% ownership of company is the affiliate and all direct relatives % ownership combined
IE:
Husband 5% ownership
Wife 6% ownership
Means they are both affiliates becasue combined they have 11% ownership of company
Do Preferred Stock Holders get to receive Pre-Emptive Rights?
NO
Record Date
The Date you must be be shown as an owner on companies records
in order to participate in a specific vote or a specific dividends
Payment Date
The day on Which a Declared Dividend is paid to all stockholders
(must be marked as an owner by the record date in order to be paid on the payment date)
Employee Stock Options
Options Awarded usually to employees of a company to purchase their companies stock at a specific price and time
2 Types:
NSO - Non-Qualified Stock Option
ISO - Incentive Stock Option (Qualified Stock Option)
CMV - Strike Price(Excercise Price) = Employees Profit
NSO
Non-Qualified Stock Option
Most Common Employee Stock Option
Can be given to people other than employees IE: Board Memebers
CMV - Bargin Price => Profit
Profit is reported as wages for tax purposes (taxed as Ordinary Income)
ISO
Incentive Stock Option
Only given to Employees
CMV - Bargin Price => Profit
Profit is Reported as Either Long or Short Term Capital Gains
If Stock is Held for
2+ years from being given the ISO
and
1+ years from being exercised into Stock
= Long-term Capital Gain
if Less than that
= Taxed as Ordinary Income
MAX 10 YEARS UNTIL EXERCISED
Rule 144 Holding Period applies to what type of stock
Only Stock that was acquired through an unregistered means
(the stock was unregistered when the person acquired it)
Means they have to wait the 6 month waiting period before reselling it
Rule 144 Liquidation requirements apply to what type of stock
Stock acquired by an affiliate
Doesn’t matter if it was registered or unregistered stock when they got it
(But if registered they won’t have to wait the 6 month holding period but still have to follow the liquidation requirements)
Capital Risk
The Risk of Losing Capital
(What you initially spent to get that security)
Common stock has a greater capital risk than
Preferred Stock
Bond
because it has a lower claim if the company goes under
Deals with the losses you might incure on your Principle investment (the actual money you put down) NOT the Intrest you might receive (IE: bond coupon rates fluctuating)
THINK PRINCIPLE
NOT INTREST
The Indenture
the contract that sets forth the rules and promises of the Issuer of a bond
Eurodollars
American $ held in International Bank
especially ones in Europe
Difference Between a Dividend and a Stock Dividend
Dividend - pays money to Shareholder
Stock Dividend - pays stock to Shareholder
What’s the process of calculating the cost basis after a Stock Dividend has been paid
Find the value of the shareholders position
(This will not change after a stock dividend)
before the stock dividend:
Number of shares Owned x Price of Stock = Value of Position
After the Stock Dividend:
Value of Position / NEW # of shares owned = Cost Basis
Ex-Date
the first day a shareholder is not entitled to a specific Dividend
Should You Assume Riets are Listed or Unlisted
LISTED unless they specify its not
Are 12b-1 Fee’s high or low on A B and C Funds
A - Low or None
B - High
C - High
what effect does Redemptions and Purchase’s have on NAV of a Fund
NO EFFECT
Special Situtation Fund
Type of Mutual Fund
VERY RISKY
Not good for income or retirement
How to View Private Equity Funds
Think Private Sector
Invests in private (non public) companies
(they also do public but can focus on private aswell)
Avoid being an Investment Company because they are more private in who can be apart of it
(100 people or under within the fund)
NAV Calculation Formula
(Portfolio Assets - Portfolio Liabilities) / # of shares outstanding
Management Fee’s
and
Portfolio Debts
Both count toward portfolio Liabilities