MY Wrong Answers Flashcards
Are Closed-End Funds, ETFs, and brokered CDs considered liquid? Why?
No, because of the potential loss of principal
Is Life Insurance cash value considered liquid?
Yes
What does marketable mean? Some examples
Marketability implies trading amount, buyers and sellers.
REITS, closed-end funds, ETFs and brokered CDs
Standard Deviation as what following elements?
Variability, non-diversified portfolio, total risk
Margin Requirement formula?
(1-initial Margin %/1-Maint Margin %) x Purchase Price of Stock
In the arbitrage pricing theory, what effect does it have when the expected value is zero?
No effect
Dividend Model Shortcuts: If 1st growth rate is lower than the second growth rate? What do you choose?
Choose the next and lowest number
When is an issuing corporation likely to call its bonds?
When bonds are selling at a premium
What does the dow theory consist of?
- Technical analysis is an active strategy
- Price movements and trading volume
- Considers the Dow Jones Industrial Index and the Dow Jones transportation index.
What is the stock risk premium formula?
(Rm-Rn)Bi
What is the market risk premium formula?
Rm-Rf
what is the Security Market Line (SML) or CAPM Formula?
Ri= Rf+(Rm-Rf)Bi
If a bond sells at a premium, does it’s current yield exceed its yield to maturity?
No
Is S&P a bond Rating Company
Yes
What is used to provide financial backing for import/export transactions?
Banker’s Acceptance
Series I Bonds, What are they?
- Series I bonds earn interest for up to 30 years.
- Series I bonds accrue earnings based on both a fixed rate of return & the semi-annual inflation rate
- The special tax benefits available for education savings with series EE bonds also apply to Series I bonds
- The difference between the purchase price and the redemption value of taxable interest (redeemed of matures)
Exchange trades fund is most similar to?
mostly open fund but could be a closed-end fund
How do unit trusts work?
- The unit trust will self-liquidate
- Trade on the secondary market
What fund is purchased at NAV?
No-load balanced and mutual fund
Is the S&P Index Fund tax effiecient?
Yes, seeks to mirror S&P 500 therefore turnover is minimal
What corporate reports are required to be filed with SEC?
10Q and 10K
What are the characteristics of Heuristics?
A strategy that ignores part of the information, with the goal of making decisions more quickly, frugally, and/or accurately than more complex methods.
What is the example of Heuristics in Daily Life?
- Trail and error
- Rule of thumb
- Educated guess
What is attachment bias?
Holding on to an investment for emotional reasons rather than considering more practical application for the inheritance.