Lecture 6 Flashcards

1
Q

What are some popular equity valuation measures?

A
  • P/E ratio
  • Dividend yield
  • Price / book value ratio
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2
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How is P/E ratio calculated?

A

price / earnings per share

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3
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How is dividend yield calculated?

A

dividend per share / price

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4
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How is price / book value ratio calculated?

A

price / book value per share

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5
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What is the dividend discount model?

A

Fair value of stock = PV of estimated future dividends

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6
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What are the main versions of the dividend discount model?

A
  • Zero growth
  • Constant growth
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7
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What is the benefit of diversification?

A

Same mean return with lower standard deviation

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8
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What does high beta mean?

A

High risk premium

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9
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How is systematic / market risk measured?

A

Beta

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10
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What does beta measure?

A

Systematic / market risk

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11
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What does a beta of 2 mean?

A

The stock rises 2% when the index rises 1%

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12
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What does a beta of -0.5% mean?

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The stock rises 1% when the index falls 2%

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13
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How is CAPM calculated?

A

a = R - [Rf + Bi(Rm - Rf)]

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14
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What is the index’s alpha & beta?

A

a = 0
B = 1

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15
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What does alpha measure?

A

Returns adjusted for beta

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16
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What does HFT stand for?

A

High frequency trading

17
Q

What is the benefit / drawback of HFT?

A
  • Exacerbates instability
  • Improves liquidity but withdraws during turbulence
18
Q

What is an example of HFT exacerbating instability?

A

2010 Dow ‘Flash Crash’ - dropped 600 points in 5 minutes

19
Q

What is ‘sand in the wheels’?

A

Tax on capital transactions to discourage short-termism

20
Q

What is another name for a financial transactions tax?

A

Tobin Tax

21
Q

What are limits on the effectiveness of a Tobin Tax?

A
  • Regulatory arbitrage
  • Derivatives to avoid tax
22
Q

What are some drawbacks of a Tobin Tax?

A
  • Reduced market turnover = reduced tax revenue
  • Higher liquidity premiums = capital more expensive
23
Q

What is another name for the constant growth model?

A

Gordon growth model

24
Q

How is the zero growth model calculated?

A

d / r

25
Q

How is the constant growth model calculated?

A

d / r - g