Overview of Finance Flashcards

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Treasury Securities

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Example is BOND issued by Fed Govt. to raise money

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Bond

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also a Debt, similar to loans used by city governent to build schools, roads

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Preferred Stock

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Also called Hybrid, paid first during bankruptcy, pays dividends in arrears

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Primary Stock

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First Market to raise capital. Wells Fargo, Bank of America

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IPO

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Initial Public Offering- first time stocks and bons are sold to raise money in Primary Market

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S-1

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PROSPECTUS/ contains business info address, board of directors FINANCIAL OVERVIEW OF COMPANY REQUIRED FOR IPO

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Secondary Market

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After the 1st marlet example: :NYSE buy and sell stocks and bonds after IPO NYSE is the largest market

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Dealer Martket

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No physical location, National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations (NASDAQ) is an example

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Auction Market

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NYSE is an example buy and sell stocks and bonds

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Risk

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Potential loss or gain of a transaction UNKNOWN FACTOR

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Income Statements

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Measured over a period Jan-Dec

Revenue-Expenses

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Balance Sheet

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Assets=Liabilities+Equity

Own=Owe+Stock buy in my company- Measured at a point in a period

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Statement of cash flows

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flow = direction of cash

cash in coming in or leaving

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14
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Accounting

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business function responsible for creating and recording of financial information

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Net Income

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Company FINAL INCOME. after deducting tax

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EBIT

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Earnings before interest and tax

OPERATING INCOME

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Operating Income

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Sales - Operating Expense

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Operating Expense

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Rent Salaries, Depreciation

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Interest Ezpense

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Interest the BANK charges on the money you owe DEBT

20
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CAPEX

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CAP is for Capital

EX is for expenditures money spend on long term assets such as Machines, plant, property, PPE

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NWC

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net working capital Current assets-current Liabilities looking at the funds at hand to keep the business running

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FCF

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Free Cash Flow leftover cash after bills and taxes are paid

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Ratio Analysis

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compare financial relationship sales=4 expense=2 ratio is 4/2=2 SALES ARE twice my expense

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annuity

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recurring payment same payment same collection each time of the year/month

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Ordinary annuity

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paid at the END Credit card end of 30 days

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annuity due

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due at the beginning APARTMENT

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APY and effective yield

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annnual interest rate including compounding APR is used to calculate APY

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Par Value

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Face Value $1000

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YTM

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yield to maturity current yield, amount made from the purchase date of the bond to its maturity or end Ex) if the coupon rate is 4%x$1000 FV Par Value the value of the bond is $40. At the end of 1 year the price of the martket is $1150. 40/1150=3.5% THE HIGHER THE PRICE AT MATURITY the lower the yield

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Discounting

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Bring money to PRESENT VALUE FV+500 in one year PV is $476.19 you just discounted $500

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Required Rate of Return

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another name for discount rate- minimum return an investor requires to invest in an asset. the rate you want for investing your money into the asset based on the risk involved

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Gordon Growth Model

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Stock held BEYOND 1 Year

33
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Beta

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Systematic Risk of a type of stock. risk of bread as price changes in the whole grocery store

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Idiosyncratic risk

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particular to your company, controllable risk. Delta Airline can buy fuel from different vendor if the price is too high from the main vendor

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Dodd-Frank Act DFC

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federal law created to regain control of financial institutions by the federal gov after 2008 meltdown

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Volcker Rule VRL

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Limits hedge funds and proprietary trading

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Sarbanes Oxley SOXF

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regulation protect investors from fraud

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S-1

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Prospectus filed by SEC submitted by firms desiring to sell public securities

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Form 10-Q

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public firms submit quaterly to SEC

40
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Rule 144A

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Safe harbor protection not regulated by SEC PRIVATE CAPITAL to ACCREDITED INVESTORS

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Reg-S

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safe harbor protection NOT REGULATED BY SEC allows NON-US investors to invest in a US Company PRIVATE CAPITAL MARKET