Stock Markets, Common Stock, Valuation of Common Stock Flashcards

1
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Describe financial contagion

A

Any movement in the US equities market serves as a signal of what may/would happen to the world economy

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2
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Give the formula for dividend yield

A

DIV / close share price

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3
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Give formula for price to earnings ratio

A

P/E = close price / EPS

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4
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How are dividends and EPS linked

A

Dividends are a portion of EPS

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5
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Give formula for expected return

A

(D1 + P1 - P0) / P0

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6
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Give the formula for the dividend discount model

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P0 = sum(t=1 to infinity) Dt / (1+r)^t

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7
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Why will investors with different horizons come to the same conclusion about the current price of a stock?

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As t increases to infinity, dividends make up more and more of the current price of the stock until future sales price is negligible

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8
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What is the assumption of the Gordon Growth Model?

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Future dividends grow at a constant rate into the indefinite future

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9
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Give the formula for gordon growth model if D0 is unknown

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P0 = D1 / (r-g)

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10
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Give the formula for the gordon growth model if D0 is known

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P0 = D0(1+g) / (r-g)

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11
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What is a problem with the gordon growth model?

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Assumes constant growth, which is unrealistic

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12
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Give the formula for the dividend discount model with no growth

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P0 = D1 / r

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13
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If there is no growth, what is the company doing with earnings?

A

Paying them all as dividends

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14
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What are growth stock investors interested in?

A

Capital gains, so they are more interested in future growth of earnings than next year’s dividends

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15
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What are income stocks mainly bought for?

A

Cash dividends

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16
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Give formula for EPS

A

EPS = earnings / number of shares

17
Q

What is the payout ratio and its formula?

A

Fraction of earnings payed out as dividends

p = D / EPS

18
Q

What is the plowback ratio?

A

b = 1 - p

19
Q

What is book value?

A

cumulative retained earnings, values can be extracted from companies balance sheet

20
Q

What the formula for return on book value?

A

Earnings / BV

21
Q

Define growth opportunities

A

Investment opportunities that can earn expected returns higher than the required rate of return on capital

22
Q

Relate growth to return on equity

A

g = ROE * b

23
Q

What is expected of current price if payout ratio is high / increases?

A

g goes down as plowback ratio is reduced / decreases, so expect a lower P0