Week 2 ch. 2,3,11,12,13 Flashcards

(25 cards)

1
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Solvency Ratio

Incorporates only balance sheet

A

Total Asset / total debt

Higher the better

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2
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Liquidity ratio (current ratio)

Incorporates both balance sheet and income statement

A

Liquid assets / monthly expenses

Higher the better

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3
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Savings Ratio

Incorporates inc statement

A

Savings per year / annual gross income

Goal 8-20% depending on age, higher the better

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4
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Debt service ratio

Incorporates only income and Exp statement

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Total monthly loan payments / monthly gross pre tax income

Goal is 30% or lower, lower the better

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5
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Investing vs speculating

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Investing involves predictability and stability with a level of return

Speculation is a buy/sell with a higher level of future uncertainty

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6
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What’s the #1 reason for investing?

A

Retirement!

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7
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Unsystematic vs systematic risk

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Unsystematic- can be diversified away. (Industry specific- labor strikes, poor mgt, preferences.)

Systematic- can not be diversified away (economy, politics, sociological.)

-systematic is usually high in producing raw materials and insutrial goods.

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8
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Types of unsystematic risk

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  • accounting risk
  • additional commitment risk
  • business risk
  • country risk
  • default risk
  • event risk
  • financial risk
  • government/Regulatory risk
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9
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Types of systematic risk

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  • Purchasing power/inflation risk
  • pre-investment risk
  • interest rate risk
  • market risk
  • exchange rate risk
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10
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Acronym for systematic risk

A

P.R.I.M.E.

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11
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Liquidity

A

Ability to readily convert an inv to cash, without risk of loss on principal

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12
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Marketability

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Degree to which there is an active market, there may be loss of principle.

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13
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Book value

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Assets - liabilities and preferred stock

Usually below Mkt value

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14
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Market value

A

Mkt P per share X # of outstanding shares.

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15
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Net profit margin

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Net profit divided by sales

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16
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Earnings per share

A

Preferred dividend - after tax earnings
—————————————————-
# of outstanding common shares

17
Q

P/E ratio

A

Mkt price per share / company earnings per share

18
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Beta

A

Indicates price volatility to the Mkt.

S and P is 1.0

Lower is less volatile, higher is more volatile.

19
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Conversion value

A

Conversion ratio X current market price

20
Q

Safest and most secure bond options?

A

Treasuries and GNMA are backed by full faith and credit of US Gov

21
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Formula for calculating tax equivalent yield to a municipal

A

Muni’s interest rate
—————————
1- there tax bracket

Ex. Comparing a 6% muni while in a 39% tax bracket

.06
—- = .993 or 9.93% tax equivalency
1-.39

22
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Current yield

A

Annual interest income
———————————
Market price of a bond

23
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Bid-Ask

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Bid- highest offered price to purchase a security
Ask- lowest price a security is offered to sell

Investor pays the ask price when buying and receives the bid price when selling.

24
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NAV (net asset value)

A

Current price of fund assets - liabilities
——————————————————-
# of outstanding shares

25
Medical expenses and dental.. when are they deductible?
They can be included as itemized deductions only after they exceed 7.5% of AGI