Introduction to Investment Management Flashcards
1
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- assets acquired to realize income or earn profits
- purchase of goods that are not consumed today but are used
in the future to create wealth - monetary asset purchased with the idea that the asset will
provide income in the future, or appreciate and be sold at a
higher price
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Investment
2
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- process of defining investment to optimum results considering the risks involved and evaluating its performance
periodically - professional management of various securities and assets to meet certain financial goals
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Investment Management
3
Q
collection of financial assets that may be held by individual
investors or managed by financial professionals, hedge funds,
banks or other financial institutions.
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Investment Portfolio
4
Q
- financial instrument that represents ownership position, a
creditor relationship with governmental body or corporation,
or rights to ownership as represented by an option - negotiable financial instrument that represents some type of
financial value
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Security
5
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Forms of Investment
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- Savings account
- Time deposit
- Special savings deposit
- Trust investment
- Treasury bills
- Commercial paper
- Bonds
- Stocks
- Mutual funds
- Derivatives
- Real estate/Real properties
- Precious stones and metals
- Works of arts and
collectibles
6
Q
- venues for buying and selling financial instruments
- can be money markets or capital markets
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Financial Markets
7
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Factors in Allocating Investable funds
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- Investor’s cash needs
- Risk preference or tolerance
- Financial limitations
- Time horizon
- Laddered timing
- Market timing
8
Q
- Failure to make financial plan for the future
- Miscalculating risk tolerance
- Failing to keep sufficient amount of funds for emergency
purposes - Jumping on a bandwagon
- Inability to have leverage
- Over-diversification
- Erroneous timing of the market
- Failure to keep a long-term perspective
- Inability to cut losses
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Common Mistakes in Investing
9
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- extreme spreading to many items of investment
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Over-diversification
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Disadvantages of Over-diversification
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- Inability of investor to keep track of developments in each
item of investment. - Increased transaction cost.
- Minimized earnings from more profitable items of investment.