Formulas and statistics Flashcards

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Geometric Mean

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Growth rates

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Standard deviation is the root of:

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Variance

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3
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Single Period Discount Factor is used to find:

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Present value of a one off cash flow

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Annuity Discount Factor is used to find:

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The present value of all the cash flows (when a set number into the future)

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Constant Perpetuity Discount Factor is used to:

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Cash flow continue forever.

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Find the present value of an irredeemable bond or pref share by:

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Calculating the perpetuity discount Factor by the annual coupon payable on the bond.

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Capital Asset Pricing Model

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Calculate the expected return on a share based on level of systematic risk associated with that share

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8
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Beta is:

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Relative systematic risk

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9
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Beta can be calculated by dividing total risk of investment times …. with market risk.

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Correlation Coefficient

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10
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Correlation Coefficient is a:

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Measure of the strength of the relationship between two variables. (-1 to +1)

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11
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Total risk can be defined as that investments …

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Standard deviation

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Total risk consists of systematic risk and unsystematic risk. How to find total risk?

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By squaring systematic and unsystematic risk which gives you total variance. Total risk is then “roten av”.

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13
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Modified duration is a measure of:

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The sensitivity of a price of a bond to changes in yields.

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A high duration bond is more/less sensitive to changes?

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More. Will typically be a bond with longer to maturity.

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You find the change in bond value by:

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Multiplying the change in yield by duration.

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Constant Dividend Discount Model:

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Gives the value on equity based on dividend and required rate of return.

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Growing Dividend Discount Model (Gordon’s):

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Value of equity shares which are expected to pay a growing dividend into the future.

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Price/Earnings Ratio (P/E):

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Ex Dividend share price / earnings per share

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Arithmetic mean

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Standard average calculation

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Median is

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Value of the mid-point in an ordered list of data

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Mode is

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The most frequent data - Normal Distribution

22
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Geometric means is used as a…

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Measure when considering growth or inflation which compounds each year.

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Dispersion (how broadly spread a range of values are from the central point) can be a measure of…

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The dispersion measures that can be used if return has been found by arithmetic mean are…

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Standard variation and Variance

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The greater the divergence of the observed values from the arithmetic mean...
The reader the standard deviation (risk). High SD = high risk
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Variance is
Standard deviation^2
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The interquartile range measures the range of the mid 50% items. How do you calculate it?
Divide in 4 quartiles. 3 calculations giving the top of the 1st quartile, median and top of 3rd quartile. Quartile x (n+1) / 4 3rd-1st=interquartile range
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68.26% of all possible returns spans 1 standard deviation. 95% of all possible returns spans...
1.96 standard deviations from the mean (expected return)
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The arithmetic index is the most appropriate alternative for portfolio perf management because...
Returns on a portfolio will be the sum of the returns of the individual stocks within the portfolio.
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"The market value of a security is the present value of the future expected receipts...
...discounted at the investors' required rate of return."
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The IRR is the rate of interest that...
Discount the investment flows to a net present value of zero.
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The IRR assumes that surplus funds can be reinvested at a return...
Equal to the IRR.