Kapitel 9 Flashcards

1
Q

What does the law of one price say?

A

The value of any security is the value of the expected cash flows received from owning it.

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2
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What is the implication of the law of one price?

A

The valuation of a stock will not be dependent on the investment horizon.

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3
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What are the cash flows from owning a stock=

A

Dividends, selling the shares

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4
Q

What is the price at which shares are sold?

A

The PV of future dividends and price.

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5
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What is the discount rate for the PV in the dividend discount model?

A

The equity cost of capital, rE

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6
Q

What is the dividend yield of a stock?

A

The percentage return the investor expects to earn from the dividend paid by the stock. (Div1/P0)

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7
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What is the capital gain rate?

A

The difference between selling price and purchase price as a percentage of the purchasing price.

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8
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How can the equity cost of capital be calculated?

A

The sum of the dividend yield and the capital gain rate.

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9
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What would happen id the return is higher than what investors could get elsewhere?

A

Other would buy it and the price would increase until it hold that the expected rE equals the sum of dy and capital gain.

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10
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How do you calculate price and rE with constant dividend growth? (dividend discount model)

A

P0 is calculated lika a normal perpetuity.

rE= dividend yield + growth rate

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11
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What is the trade-off when increasing the share price?

A

Growth (investment) or increasing dividends

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12
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What is the dividend payout rate?

A

The fraction of its earnings that the form pays as dividends.

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13
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How is the dividend calculated in the dividend discount model?

A

Divt= EPSt x DPRt

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14
Q

What is the retention rate?

A

The fraction of current earnings that the firm keeps.

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15
Q

Change in earnings

A

New investment x return on investment

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16
Q

When will the growth in dividends equal the growth in earnings?

A

When the dividend payout rate stays constant.

17
Q

Earnings growth rate

A

change in earnings/earnings

Retention rate * RONI

18
Q

When will cutting dividends to invest increase the share price?

A

If the new investment has a positive NPV

19
Q

What are the limitations of the dividend discount model?

A
  • There is an uncertainty associated with the forecast of future dividends.
  • Small changes in the assumed dividend growth rate can lead to large changes in the estimated stock price.
  • Difficult to know which estimate of the dividend growth rate is more reasonable.
20
Q

What are the implications of share repurchasing?

A

Less money to pay dividends and decreases the share count.

21
Q

How is share price calculated in the total payout model?

A

PV of future total dividends and repurchases divided by shares outstanding

22
Q

What is the enterprise value?

A

market value of equity + debt - cash

23
Q

FCF

A

EBIT x tax rate - net investment - increases i NWC

24
Q

Net investments

A

Depreciasion - capital expenditures

25
Q

What is the market value of equity? V0

A

The PV of FCF

26
Q

What is the discount rate in the discounted FCF model?

A

The wacc

27
Q

What is the wacc?

A

An average of the equity cost of capital and the debt cost of capital