chapter 8 part 3 Flashcards

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what are retractable preffered shares?

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they are shares that force a company to buy them back for cash on a specified date or on multiple possible dates. the owner of the retractable preffered can create a maturity date by exercising there right to retract on a specified date

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what is a soft retractable preffered?

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A share that can be retracted into cash or common shares

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What is a floating rate preffered?

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a preffered share with a dividend that is tied to interest rates. works the same as a floating debenture.

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what is a delayed rate, fixed rate, fixed reset, floater?

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Preffered shares that are subject to fixed rate dividend for a period of time after which becomes variable.

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what is a foreign-pay preffered?

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a canadian company can pay dividends in a foreign currency. Still receive dividend tax benefit

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what is a participating preffered?

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Shares have certain rights to earnings of a company over the specified dividend

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what is a deferred preffered?

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These shares do not pay a dividend they have a maturity date and are bought at a discount from redemption price much like a bond. the premium received at redemption is called a dividend premium

equals amount same as a regular dividend but is not eligible for a tax credit

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what do most index’s use to measure performance?

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Companys market caps

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what is a market weighted index?

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all the stocks in the index have an equal effect of index performance

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what are the 10 sectors of the S&P/TSX composite index?

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Financials
energy
materials
industrials
consumer discretionary  
telecommunication services
information technology 
consumer staples 
utilities 
healthcare
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how to point changes and percentages work on an index?

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the index has 250 points. 1% equals 2.5 points.

net point changes are not equal on all index’s

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is the dow jones industrial average weighted equally?

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Yes some people criticize it for only have 30 stocks and being weighted making it not representative of the whole market

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is the S&P 500 weighted by market cap?

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Yes bigger companies will have a greater effect than smaller ones

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what is the difference between a index and an average?

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Index’s are weight by market cap percent change. averages are weighted using stock prices

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what are the 5 top indices in the USA?

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  1. The dow jones industrial average
  2. The S&P 500
  3. The New York stock exchange indexes
  4. The NASDAQ composite
  5. The value line composite
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