Midterm Flashcards

1
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bonds

A

investor loans money to an entity that borrows the funds for a defined period of time at a fixed interest rate

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2
Q

coupon rate

A

annual rate of interest paid

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3
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coupon

A

regular interest payment received by holder per year

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4
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yield to maturity

A

expected rate of return based on price of bond

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5
Q

zero-coupon bonds

A
  • doesn’t pay interest but sells at deep-discount

- treasury bills are zero-coupon

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6
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common stock

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  • represents ownership

- no maturity date and variable periodic income

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7
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vote (3)

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  1. standard voting rights (one vote per share)
  2. non-voting stock
  3. super voting rights (multiple votes per share)
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8
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authorized shares

A

maximum number of shares that the company may sell

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9
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issued shares

A

number of shares that has already been sold by the company

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10
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treasury stocks

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portion of shares that a company keeps in their own treasury

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11
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bull market

A

financial market of a group of securities in which prices are rising or are expected to rise

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12
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bear market

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market condition in which the prices of securities are falling, investors anticipate losses

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13
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efficient markets

A

market in which security prices are current and fair to all traders

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14
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weak form

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current prices reflect past prices and trading volume

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15
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semi-strong form

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current prices reflect price and volume information and all available relevant public information

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16
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strong form

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current prices reflect price and volume history of the stock, all publicly available information and even all private information

17
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3 sources of financing

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  1. debt
  2. common stock (equity)
  3. preferred stock (hybrid equity)
18
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WACC

A

weight average cost of capital; minimum acceptable rate of return that the firm should earn on its investments of average risk

19
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retained earnings

A

cost of re is the opportunity cost for the shareholders not being able to invest the money themselves

20
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discounted payback period

A

calculates the time it takes to recover the initial investment in current or discounted dollars

21
Q

discount rate or hurdle rate

A

the minimum acceptable rate of return that should be earned on a project given its riskiness

22
Q

profitability index

A

how many dollars we are getting per dollar invested