Week 2 ch. 2,3,11,12,13 Flashcards
(25 cards)
Solvency Ratio
Incorporates only balance sheet
Total Asset / total debt
Higher the better
Liquidity ratio (current ratio)
Incorporates both balance sheet and income statement
Liquid assets / monthly expenses
Higher the better
Savings Ratio
Incorporates inc statement
Savings per year / annual gross income
Goal 8-20% depending on age, higher the better
Debt service ratio
Incorporates only income and Exp statement
Total monthly loan payments / monthly gross pre tax income
Goal is 30% or lower, lower the better
Investing vs speculating
Investing involves predictability and stability with a level of return
Speculation is a buy/sell with a higher level of future uncertainty
What’s the #1 reason for investing?
Retirement!
Unsystematic vs systematic risk
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.
Types of unsystematic risk
- accounting risk
- additional commitment risk
- business risk
- country risk
- default risk
- event risk
- financial risk
- government/Regulatory risk
Types of systematic risk
- Purchasing power/inflation risk
- pre-investment risk
- interest rate risk
- market risk
- exchange rate risk
Acronym for systematic risk
P.R.I.M.E.
Liquidity
Ability to readily convert an inv to cash, without risk of loss on principal
Marketability
Degree to which there is an active market, there may be loss of principle.
Book value
Assets - liabilities and preferred stock
Usually below Mkt value
Market value
Mkt P per share X # of outstanding shares.
Net profit margin
Net profit divided by sales
Earnings per share
Preferred dividend - after tax earnings
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# of outstanding common shares
P/E ratio
Mkt price per share / company earnings per share
Beta
Indicates price volatility to the Mkt.
S and P is 1.0
Lower is less volatile, higher is more volatile.
Conversion value
Conversion ratio X current market price
Safest and most secure bond options?
Treasuries and GNMA are backed by full faith and credit of US Gov
Formula for calculating tax equivalent yield to a municipal
Muni’s interest rate
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1- there tax bracket
Ex. Comparing a 6% muni while in a 39% tax bracket
.06
—- = .993 or 9.93% tax equivalency
1-.39
Current yield
Annual interest income
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Market price of a bond
Bid-Ask
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.
NAV (net asset value)
Current price of fund assets - liabilities
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# of outstanding shares