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1
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Harmonic Mean Formula

A

Number of Observations/ Sum of Reciprocals of Observations

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Molodovsky Effect

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The observation that P/E ratios tend to be high on depressed EPS at the bottom of a business cycle and tend to be low on unusually high EPS at the top of a business cycle.

Therefor of particular relevance to cyclical stock evaluation.

-Ergo, buying opps could potentially be best with HIGHER P/Es, counter-intuitively.

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Adjusted CFO

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CFO + [interest * (1 - t)]

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Closely Held Company

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company’s shares are held (and often traded very thinly, if at all) by a small group of interested shareholders (quite often the founders/family).

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5
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Growth Rate in Potential GDP Formula (2)

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long-term growth rate of labor force + long-term growth rate in labor productivity= potential GDP

OR

long-term growth rate of technology + α (long-term growth rate in capital) + (1 - α) (long-term growth rate in labor)
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Friedman Doctrine says

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firm only needs to abide by the rule of law.

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Spurious Correlation

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is a relationship between two variables that appear to have interdependence or association with each other but actually do not. Spurious correlation is often caused by a third factor that is not apparent at the time of examination.

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Bird in Hand Dividend Theory

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Bird in hand is a theory that postulates investors prefer dividends from a stock to potential capital gains because of the inherent uncertainty of the latter.

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Residual Dividend Policy

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A residual dividend is a dividend policy company management uses to fund capital expenditures with available earnings before paying dividends to shareholders, and this policy creates more volatility in the dollar amount of dividends paid to investors each year. The first priority is to use earnings to cash flow capital expenditures, and dividends are paid with any remaining earnings generated by the firm.

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10
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FCFE Coverage Ratio

A

FCFE/ Dividends + Sharerepurchases

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On-the-Run Issues

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On-the-run Treasuries are the most recently issued U.S. Treasury bonds or notes of a particular maturity. “On-the-run” Treasuries are the opposite of “off-the-run” Treasuries, which refer to Treasury securities that have been issued before the most recent issue and are still outstanding. Media mentions about Treasury yields and prices generally reference “on-the-run” Treasuries.

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12
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When building confidence interval around Y, must use _____ due to _____

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standard error of forecast due to join uncertainty from intercept and slope estimates

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13
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K is equal to

A

number of independent variables

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14
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RSS is what

A

EXPLAINED variance

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15
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SSE is what

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UNEXPLAINED variance

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16
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SST is what

A

TOTAL variance (rss and sse)

17
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SEE- Standard error of estimate measures

A

accuracy of predicted values from regression equation

18
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Lower SEE implies

A

greater model accuracy

19
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SEE is standard deviation of

A

error term.

20
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R^2 is called

A

coefficient of determination

21
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R^2 measures

A

percentage of total variation in dependent “Y” variable explained by independent “x” variable. Ranges between 0 and 1.

22
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Limits of Regression

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  • relationships change over time
  • public knowledge of relationships eliminate usefulness
  • assumption violations
23
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Free cash flow

A

cash flow available for distribution after subtracting cash spent working capital, investments, etc.

24
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Free Cash Flow to Firm

A

cash avail to both shareholders and bondholders after taxes, capital inv, WC inv
-Pre-levered cash flow

25
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Free Cash Flow to Equity

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  • cash flow avail after paying off bondholders

- post levered cash flow

26
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NonCash Charges

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apply to both FCFE and FCFF

-adjustments for noncash decrease and increases in NI based on accrual accounting

27
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FCFF Formula

A

NI + NCC + int(1-t) - WC inv - FC inv

28
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FCFE Formula

A

NI + NCC - WC inv - FC inv + net borrowing

29
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FCFE via FCFF

A

FCFF - Int(1-t) + net borrowing

30
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FCFF long form mnemonic

A
N - net income
\+I - int (1-t)
-C (WC)
-E (capex)
-----\/ NCC ----
\+T DTL
\+I Impairment
-P (Premium)Discount
-G (gain)
\+L loss
\+A amort
\+D depreciation
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FCFE long form mnemoic

A
N - net income
-E (capex)
-W (WC)
\+B  Net Borrowing
-----\/ NCC ----
\+T DTL
\+I Impairment
-P (Premium)Discount
-G (gain)
\+L loss
\+A amort
\+D depreciation