SU4: Valuation Flashcards

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Book Value Per Share

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(Total Stockholders Equity - Preferred Equity)/Total Number of Shares Outstanding

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Book Balue Per Commons Share

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(Total Equity - Liquidation Value of Preferred Equity)/Common Shares Outstanding

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3
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Market to book ratio

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Market price per share / book value per share

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4
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PE Ratio

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Market Price Per Share / Earnings per share OR

Total Market Value / Net Income

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5
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A decrease in an investsors required rate of return will…

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cause share prices to increase, higher PE Ratio

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A decline in the rate of dividend growth will…

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cause share price to decline, resulting in a lower PE ratio

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A increasing dividend yield indicates that…

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a share price is declining, resulting in a lower PE ratio

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Price to EBITDA ratio

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Market price per share / ebitda per share

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9
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Price sales ratio

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Market price per share / sales per share

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10
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BEPS

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Income available to common shareholders / weighted-average number of common shares outstanding

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11
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DEPS

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Dilutive earnings per share

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12
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Earnings Yield

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earnings per share/market price per share

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13
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Dividend Payout Ratio

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dividends to commons shareholders / income available to commons shareholders

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14
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Dividend Yield

A

dividend per share / market price per share

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15
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Constant Growth Dividend Model

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Expected dividend / (discount rate - dividend growth rate)

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16
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Expected dividend

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Last Annual Dividend Paid x (1 + Growth Rate)

17
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Shareholder Return

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(Ending Stock Price - Beginning Stock Price +Annual Dividends Per Share) / Beginning Stock Price

18
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Put Call Parity Formula

A

Value of call + PV of exercise price = Value of put + Value of underlying

19
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An increase in the exercise price of an option will..

A

Decrease the value of the call option and increase the value of the put option

20
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An increase in the price of underlying item will…

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Increase the value of the call option and decrease the value of the put option

21
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An increase in interest rates will…

A

Increase the value of a call option and decrease the value of a put option

22
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Component Cost of Debt

A

Effective Rate x (1 - marginal tax rate)

23
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Component Cost of Preferred Stock

A

Cash Dividend on Preferred Stock / Market Price of Preferred Stock

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Component Cost of Common Stock

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Cash Dividend on Common Stock / Market Price of Common Stock

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Cost of new Debt
Annual Interest / Net Issue Proceeds
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Cost of New Preferred Stock
Next Dividend / Net Issue Proceeds
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Cost of New Common Stock
(Next Dividend / Net Issue Proceeds) + Dividend Growth Rate
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Cost of Preferred Stock
Dividend Per Share / Cost of Capital
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The use of derivatives to either hedge or speculate results in
Offsetting risk when hedging and increased risk when speculating
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For the purposes of EPS, Stock Dividends and Stock Splits are considered...
Issued over the entire term in question
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The date when the right to a divident expires is called the
Ex-dividend date
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When calculating the cost of capital, the cost to retained earnings should be <> than the cost of external common equity
Lower. Newly issued or esternal common equity is more costly than retained earnings.
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A firm’s target or optimal capital structure is consistent with
Minimum weighted average cost of capital
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How would a 5% stock dividend affect a companies paid in capital and retaine earnings when declared?
Increase APIC, Decrease RE | A declaration of a stock dividend reclassifies from RE to APIC
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The formula for the conversion ratio of a convertible bond
Conversion ratio = par value of the convertible bond / conversion price