Test 3 (Chapters 9-11) Flashcards

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What is an opportunity cost?

A

It is the cost associated with alternative uses of the same funds.

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2
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What is an annuity

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It is a series of payments over a fixed period of time for a specific number of periods.

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3
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What is an uneven cash flow stream?

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This is when payments vary one from another in that they do not equal the same amount each time

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4
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What is a stated rate?

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It is the interest rate stated in the debt contract

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5
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What is an effective annual rate?

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It is the interest rate that, under annual compounding, produces the same future value as was produced bu more frequent compounding.

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6
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What is the periodic rate?

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It is the interest rate per period stated.

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7
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What sorts of things make stocks more risky? Is it a higher rate or return, standard deviation, or beta?

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As a general rule, The greater the standard deviation the greater the risk of the investment.

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8
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Is it possible for a portfolio to be riskless?

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Conceptually, yes, but the portfolio would have no have zero correlation to market movements to be riskless.

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9
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What is portfolio risk?

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The riskiness of an individual investment when it is part of a diversified portfolio as opposed to being held in isolation.

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10
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What is diversifiable risk?

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The portion of risk in an investment that can be eliminated by holding the investment as paort of a diversified portfolio

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11
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What are the 2 types of portfolio risk?

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Corporate risk, which is the risk of business projects when considered as part of a business’s portfolio of projects, and market risk, which is risk of business projects when considered as part of an individual investors portfolio of securities

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12
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What is CAPM?

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CAPM stands for the capital asset pricing model and it is an equilibrium model that describes the relationship between market risk and required rates of return.

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13
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What is the SML?

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The security market line provides the actual risk/required rate of return relationship for CAPM.

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14
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What are the 4 fundamental factors that affect supply and demand of investment capital?

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investment opportunities, time preference for consumption, risk, and inflation

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15
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What is a yield curve?

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It is a plot of the term structure of interest rates (yield to maturity vs. term to maturity)

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16
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What is a term loan?

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Long-term debt obtained directly from a bank

17
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What is a bond?

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Long-term debt issued by a business or government and is generally sold to a large number of individual investors.

18
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What is a mortgage bond?

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A bond issued by a business that pledges real property (land and buildings) as collateral

19
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What is a debtenture?

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It is an unsecured bond given by businesses with very strong financial health that don’t need to offer any collateral.

20
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What is an indenture?

A

The loan agreement

21
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What is a call provision?

A

A loan agreement that gives the issuing company the right to redeem bonds before maturity.

22
Q

What is credit enhancement?

A

Insurance that guarantees the payment of interest and repayment of principal on a bond even if defaulted.

23
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What 3 factors influence interest rates?

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federal reserve policy, federal budgetary policy, and the overall level of economic activity.

24
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What is interest rate risk?

A

Risk to current debt holders that stems from interest rate changes

25
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What is price risk?

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The risk that, with increasing interest rates, bondholders may face the risk of losses in holdings.

26
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What is reinvestment risk?

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The risk that, if interest rates fall, bondholder will earn a lower rate on the reinvested cash flows.