J10/AF4 Flashcards

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Nominal Stock

A

Investment Amount / (clean price / 100) x coupon

gross income from bond

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2
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Net income yield

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Gross Income - tax / amount invested x 100

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3
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Annual interest

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Amount invested x AER

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4
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EPS

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Profit ordinary Shareholders / No. ordinary shares

What was made in the year and what could have been given as dividends after everyone else paid

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5
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Dividend yield (income)

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Net dividend per share / current share price x 100

Dividend compared to current share price. Compare asset classes

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6
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Dividend Cover (Income)

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EPS / Dividend per share

Covering dividend with EPS. HOw many time declared dividend could be paid - sustainability

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7
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Payout ratio (Income) - Reverse dividend cover

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Dividend per share / EPS

% of profit that has been distributed

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8
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P/E Ratio (Growth)

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Current market price / EPS

Current price vs historic earnings. Number only. Same sector. No. years to get share price back if company made same EPS each year and gave that money out

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PEG Ratio (Growth)

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PE Ratio / Earnings growth %

Need PE ratio & EPS first. Anticipated earnings growth - potential value. Assumption/forecast. Earnings grow a decimal.

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10
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NAV (risk)

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Net assets ordinary shareholders / No. ordinary shares

Net assets = Assets - liabilities - pref shares
Ordinary s/h chance of getting money back.

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11
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Gearing ratio

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Long term loans + pref shares / total equity - pref shares (ordinary shares)

Proportion of share capital being leveraged

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12
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Current Ratio (Working capital)

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Current assets / current liabilities

Cash flow. Enough cash to pay back liabilities. Don’t want too high as need money working. 1.5-2 good

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13
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Liquidity ratio (quick or acid test)

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Current assets - stock / current liabilities

More cautious than current ratio. Should be at least 1. Business need cash/capital available

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14
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Return on equity (net)

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Net profit after tax + pref dividends / capital & reserves (s/h funds)

Net income / equity capital.
Actual profit as % money invested. After tax

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15
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Return on capital employed (b4 tax)

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Profit before interest & tax / capital employed (s/h funds + long-term debt)

Capital employed = ordinary s/h funds + long-term debt
Profit compared to all capital

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16
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MWR

HPR adjusted for cash inflows/outflows. Money added then subtracted from numerator. Money withdrawn is added to numerator. Opposite on denominator. Can’t compare managers as strongly influenced by timing of cash flows

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D + V1 - V0 - C / V0 + (C x n / 12)

D = Income 
V1 = Price on selling
V0 = Price on acquisition
n = number of months remaining in year
C = new money introduced in the year
17
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HPR

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D + V1 - V0 / V0

18
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TWR

Subperiods. Eliminates distortions caused by new cash flows so can compare managers. Change in value for each subperiod.

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1 + R = (1 + r1)(1 + r2)(1 + r3)

19
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Modified duration

Probable change in IR changed 1%

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Duration / (1 + GRY)

GRY as a decimal. Sensitivity to IR changes.

20
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Regular Savings FV

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FV = PV[(1 + r)n - 1 / r]