Ch 9 Flashcards

1
Q

How is investment income taxed?

A

As normal income

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2
Q

Uncertainty caused by changes in the overall price level of goods and services.

A

Inflation risk

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3
Q

Which assets are less susceptible to inflation risk?

A

Assets that emphasize capital appreciation. Ex. Stocks and real estate because their rate of return usually beats inflation.

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4
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Risk of loss caused by changes in the level of interest rates.

A

Interest rate risk.

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5
Q

What happened to bonds when the market interest rate increases?

A

Value of bonds decreases.

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6
Q

A stock that tends to pay high dividends which means mostly investment income.

A

Value stock

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7
Q

Which bonds are more susceptible to interest rate risk?

A

Older bonds

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8
Q

Uncertainty about an investment’s future value because of potential changes in the market

A

Market risk

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9
Q

What kind of risk can be diversified away?

A

Unsystematic

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10
Q

Risk that a company has taken on too much debt.

A

Financial risk

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11
Q

Dollar cost averaging for bonds where dates are staggered and maturing investments are reinvested.

A

Laddering.

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12
Q

Mutual fund dividend reinvestment option.

A

DRIP

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13
Q

What is the tax treatment of reinvestment of dividends?

A

Dividends have to be reported. It’s like getting the cash and manually investing it.

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14
Q

Bonds where interest isn’t pad the tip redeemed.

A

EE or I

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15
Q

Treasury security with maturity of less than a year

A

T-bill

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16
Q

Bond secured by the full faith and taxing authority of the issuer.

A

GOB

17
Q

Bond that only pays after the collateralized debt has been satisfied.

A

Debentures

18
Q

Bond where owners only receive interest if the corporation has earnings from which the interest can be paid.

A

Income bond

19
Q

Stock where the company’s earnings are growing at a faster rate than the general economy.

A

Growth stock

20
Q

Stock considered undervalued since current price is less than the intrinsic value.

A

Value stock

21
Q

Stock with earnings that are closely correlated with the economic cycle.

A

Cyclical stock (ex. Automobile companies l)

22
Q

Stocks that are less affected by the economic cycle (ex grocery stores, tobacco, medical companies)

A

Defensive stock

23
Q

Stocks with a record of steady dividend payments.

A

Income stock

24
Q

Stock with a price of less than $1/share.

A

Penny stock

25
Q

Four systematic risks

A

Purchasing power risk
Interest rate risk
Market risk
Exchange rate risk

26
Q

What does it mean if a stock has a beta of 1? How about -1; +1

A

-1 = less risky than market
1= same as market
2=more risky

27
Q

Mutual fund constantly issuing new shares. Outstanding shares are redeemed based on the current net asset value.

A

Open-end fund

28
Q

How do you calculate the by asset value of an open-end fund?

A

Assets - liabilities / number of shares

29
Q

Mutual fund that sells a fixed number of shares.

A

Closed-end fund

30
Q

Key advantage of mutual funds.

A

Diversification.

31
Q

What do cds derive their return from?

A

Investment income

32
Q

Risk that a business may take on too much debt

A

Financial risk

33
Q

What is the tax treatment of treasury notes?

A

Not taxed Federally or by the State.

34
Q

Are sector funds diversified?

A

No; so they should only be a small portion of the portfolio

35
Q

What does a beta less than 1 mean?

A

Returns are less than the market rate of return.

36
Q

What happens with an asset-allocation or life-cycle fund?

A

The mix becomes less risky over time.

37
Q

Are tbills actively traded on securities markets?

A

Yes