CH6 Flashcards

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Two of the most important factors to consider in investment decisions

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  1. Expected return
  2. Risk of the investment
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2
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disadvantages of single period return

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Does not take into consideration the time value of money.

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3
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internal rate of return equal to

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present price of the share.

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4
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The two categories risk can be divided into:

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  1. Systematic risk
  2. Non-systematic risk
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5
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Systematic risk

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Risks that are a result of changes in the total economy.

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6
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Types of systematic risks (5 risks)

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  1. Interest rate risk
  2. Cyclical risk
  3. Inflation risk
  4. Exchange rate risk
  5. Market risk
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7
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Non- systematic risk

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Risks that result from the nature of its activities. ( the business’s activities)

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8
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Types of non-systematic risks (3 risks)

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  1. Operating risk
  2. Financial risk
  3. Industry risk
  4. Other risk factors
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9
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interest rates and investments have an inverse relationship.

If interest rates increase..

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Price of shares will decreases.

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10
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FIS

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Fixed income securities.

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11
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How does higher interest rates affect FIS

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Increases demand for FIS, since they offer a higher interest rate.

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12
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how to reduce the interest rate risk of an investment in securities

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  1. buy securities with a short remaining term.
  2. Consider changes in CPI to predict interest rate changes.
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13
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cyclical risk

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probability that returns will be negatively influenced by changes in the economic cycle.

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14
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Methods to reduce cyclical risk

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  1. Diversification over time
  2. Diversification between different types of investments
  3. Timing
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15
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How should investors time the purchasing and selling of shares

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purchases shares when the market is preforming poorly. Sell when the market is doing well( and prices are increasing)

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16
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inflations affects these investments most

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  1. fixed income securities
  2. savings accounts
    3 mortages
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17
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approaches to hedge investments against inflation risk

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  1. International diversification
  2. Balanced diversified portfolio
  3. Timing
  4. Inflation linked securities
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18
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exchange rate risk

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uncertainty regarding returns for investors that are exposed to foreign securities.

19
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the more volatile the exchange rate between two countries

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The higher the exchange rate risk the investor is exposed to.

20
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how can investors protect themselves from exchange rate risk

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  1. Exchange rate recover
  2. Thorough analysis of company
  3. International diversification
21
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Exchange rate cover

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-provided by financial institutions
- Bargain on fixed exchange rate when receiving investment revenue, therefore not exposed to unfavorable exchange rate movements.

22
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intrinsic value of a share

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the value of the share according to the assets and liabilities of the company.

23
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how to determine if a share is under/over valued

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compare the intrinsic value of the share with its market price.

23
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Market risk

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probability that the market price of an investment will differ from its intrinsic value due to irrational investor behavior.

24
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strategies to protect oneself against market risk

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  1. Timing
  2. Longer investment term
  3. Investment diversification
  4. Thorough analysis of the share.
25
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What happens if an enterprise uses debt capital in its capital structure

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it can lead to an increase in the instability of the return on equity and earnings per share.

26
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positive financial leverage

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cost of debt capital is less than the enterprises return on total assets

27
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negative financial leverage

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cost of debt capital is higher than total return on total assets

28
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financial leverage factor

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determines if positive or negative financial leverage is experienced.

29
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financial leverage is comparing

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debt capital with return on total assets.

30
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For financial leverage a value > 1 indicates

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positive financial leverage

31
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For financial leverage a value = 1 indicates

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no financial leverage

32
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For financial leverage a value < 1 indicates

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negative financial leverage

33
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considering these factors decreases exposure to financial risk

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  1. Analysis of an enterprises capital structure
  2. Market interest rates
34
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Industry risks

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Risks that are limited to specific industries

35
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Beta of a share

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provides an indication of the share prices sensitivity relative to the prices of other shares in a specific market.

36
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System used to calculate the value for shares of a company or a portfolio of shares relatively quickly

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The Barra system

37
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Beta of a share > 1

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share is more sensitive than the market

38
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Beta of share < 1

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Share is less sensitive than the market

39
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beta of share = 1

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share price moves together with the market

40
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When shares are highly sensitive if market yields change

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share exhibit large price differences

41
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When are are not sensitive

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smaller changes in share price.

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