Ch 6 - Stock markets and equity valuation Flashcards

1
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What are primary markets?

A

Markets where securities are issued for the 1st time

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2
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What are secondary markets?

A

Markets where already issued financial instruments are traded

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3
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Common stock holders receive a _________ and liability is limited to the value of _______

A

Residual income, value of the ownership they hold

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4
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What are the 2 methods equity holders receive income in?

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Dividends, income from selling shares

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5
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Value/ price of any financial instruments is equal to the __________

A

PV of all FCFs associated with it

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6
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Price of a share is equal to _____

A

The PV of the sum of all future dividends

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7
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What are the 3 main methods of valuing shares/ equity?

A
  1. dividend discount model
  2. constant growth model
  3. multi stage growth model
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8
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Describe the dividend discount model

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This assumes dividend receivable on a stock is constant (it will not grow or decline in the future)

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9
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What is a disadvantage of the divided discount model?

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It assumes dividend payment to be constant over time

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10
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In what 2 ways can a listed company utilise its profits?

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  1. distribute profits as dividends to shareholders

2. retain profits and invest them in profitable opportunities, so that in the future higher dividends can be paid

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11
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What is pay out ratio?

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Proportion of earnings paid out as dividends

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12
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What is plowback ratio?

A

Proportion of earnings retained by the firms

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13
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What is ROE?

A

Return on the funds invested again into the company

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14
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g= ______ x __________

A

retention rate x ROE

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15
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What is meant by the ‘sustainable growth rate’?

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The rate at which the company can grow at without having to borrow money to fund investments

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16
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ROE being ______ than the cost of equity indicates that investments into the company’s operations are not profitable

A

Lower

17
Q

What is meant by the cost of equity?

A

The total return demanded by equity holders for their investment

18
Q

What is PVGO (Present value of growth opportunities)?

A

The difference between the value of a company which saves a portion of its earnings for future growth and a company which pays all earnings out as dividends

19
Q

PVGO=?

A

Share price with growth - Share price without growth

20
Q

PE ratio =

A

Price of a share/EPS

21
Q

What does the PE ratio indicate?

A

How much investors are willing to pay for a share relative to earnings

22
Q

Industries that have growth potential will have _____ PEs. Matured industries will have _____ PEs

A

Higher, lower