Chapter 8 Flashcards

1
Q

What are common shares?

A

It represents ownership in a company

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2
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What happens to the value of shares if the value of equity changes

A

The value of shares increase

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3
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What are preferred shares?

A

They also represent ownership of a company that provides dividend payments.

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4
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are dividends fixed?

A

yes they are and they are seen as fixed-income

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5
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If an investor wants preferred shares what type of investor are they?

A

They want a steady income and a secure investment

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6
Q

which shares do you see more significant gain and loss?

A

Common shares

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7
Q

What is stock splitting

A

It is when a company splits the stock in half doubling the shares outstanding while cutting the price in half

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8
Q

does stock splitting increase total outstanding equity

A

NOOO

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9
Q

Exmple : 1.825 bln shares X $104.68 share price (what would stock split look like)?

A

Shares double
price in half

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10
Q

Does a company have to pay out dividends

A

no

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11
Q

What happens to share price after dividends are paid

A

Decreases by the amount of dividends

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12
Q

What are two dividends a company can give out?

A
  1. Cash dividend
  2. Stock dividends
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13
Q

What are ‘stock dividends’?

A

A company might give out stocks instead of cash

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14
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What is a dividend reinvestment plan

A

It is when an investor would rather receive stock instead of the ‘cash dividend’

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15
Q

Does all owners of shares get voting rights

A

mosty yes

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16
Q

What are some weird voting preiveleges

A

Some sharehodlers might have multi-voting shares (they have higher voting power)

17
Q

What is tax treatment for dividends

A

It means those who receive dividends can get tax credits to reduce taxes paid

18
Q

How are capital gains paid for taxed?

A

Are taxed 50% of tax rates on interest or employment income

19
Q

Where are preferred shares ranked?

A

They are ranked behind debt holders but before common shareholders

20
Q

How are they ranked?

A

They get paid first when they went bankrupt

21
Q

Are preffered dividends paid nefore common dividends

A

Yes

22
Q

What is the value of preferred shares?

A

Its the PV of future cash flow

23
Q

are preffered dividends fixed?

A

yes

24
Q

is there a maturity date for preffered dividends

A

no they are in perpetutity

25
Q

How do you calculate ‘preferred diividends price’?

A

PV = c/r
c= dividends recieved
r = rate of return

26
Q

why should we look at dividend yield of a company?

A

It allows us to compare apples to apples to see which company is better

27
Q

How to calculate dividend yield

A

dividend/share price

28
Q

What are stock index’ or averages

A

Its how we are able to compare performances and see overall market movements

29
Q

How are stock index calculated?

A

It’s a value-weighted.

Each stock is weighted to its equity value/market capitalization

30
Q

How are averages calculated?

A

Add each stock together/by # of stocks

31
Q

What are major stock indices

A

U.S. – S&P 500
Canada - S&P / TSX Composite
Japan – Nikkei Stock Average
United Kingdom - FTSE 100 (pronounced “footsie”)
Germany – DAX
France – CAC 40