Unit 20 Flashcards

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Buy and Hold

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-Rarely trades in portfolio -low transaction costs -capital gains taxed at long term rate

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2
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Indexing

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-Mirrors index -because not actively managed, costs are low

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Growth Style Investing

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-management style that attempts to find stocks with positive earnings momentum. -usually buy at high end of 52 week price range -high P/E ratio -low dividend payout ratio

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4
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P/E ratio

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Tool to compare prices of different common stocks by assessing how much the market is willing to pay for a share of corporate earnings -Calculated by dividing current market price by earnings per share

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Earnings per share

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Corporation’s net income available for common stock divided by its number of shares outstanding

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Value style of investing

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-concentrate on undervalued securities whose price is low relative to company’s earnings/ book value -seek to buy undervalued securities before company reports positive earnings -tend to buy around 52 week low.

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Contrarian management

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-takes position opposite of other managers -buy when everyone else sells

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Capital appreciation style

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-hunt for appreciation -moderate to aggressive -options, futures, special situation stocks, IPOs, and day trading

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9
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Income management style

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-focus on generating portfolio income -

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10
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Monte Carlo Simulations

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-analytic and risk management tool widely used in finance -incorporates cimputer program to generate thousands of diff possibilities -provides both best case and worst case scenario

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11
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Cash and cash equivalents

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-savings and checking accounts -money market accounts -banked insured CDs -T-bills

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12
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Fixed Income Investements

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-corporate bonds -municipal bonds -treasury bonds -bond funds mortgage backed securities

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13
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Equities

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-preferred and common stocks of all kinds: growth, income appreciation, and stock mutual funds

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14
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hard assets

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-real estate -collectibles -precious metals -stones

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15
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Tactical asset allocation

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-Short term portfolio adjustments -adjust portfolio mix between asset classes in consideration of current market conditions/ investor sentiment

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16
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Strategic asset allocation

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-passive portfolio management -belief that no management style will outperform indexes -Low cost means of generating consistent, long term returns

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Rebalancing

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-bringing asset mix back to target balance -% equity to % debt model -Person’s age minus 100 equals equity to debt

18
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constant dollar plan

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-goal is to maintain constant dollar amount in stocks e.g. constant dollar goal of 70k then when goes over that # you sell and put in money market account

19
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market capitalization

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-number of outstanding shares x current market price per share

20
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Micro-cap company

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-Market capitalization below $300 million

21
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Small-cap company

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-market capitalization between $300 million and $2 Billion

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Mid-cap company

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-market capitalization between $2 billion and $10 billion

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Large-cap company

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-market capitalization over $10 billion

24
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Barbell strategy

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  • aggressive form of bond trading to fight interest rate risk -Buy 1/2 year maturing bonds and an equal amount of 10 year bonds (none in between)
25
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Bullet strategy

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-uses target date (eg funds needed for college tuition) -buy bonds that mature on that date -in two years buy more bonds for that date -in two more do the same -active strategy to capture current interest rates

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Laddering strategy

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-similar to bullet strategy but instead of bonds are bought all at once and mature at different times. -as shorter maturities are due they are reinvested

27
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Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM)

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-securities market investment theory that attempts to derive the expected return on an asset on the basis of the asset’s systematic risk

28
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Modern portfolio theory (MPT)

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-attempts to quantify and control portfolio risk -focuses on relationships among all investments in portfolio -specific risks can be diversified away by building portfolios of assets whose returns are not correlated

29
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Efficient portfolio

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-most return for a given amount of risk -least risk for a given amount of return

30
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Security Market line

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-allows us to evaluate individual securities for the use in a diversified portfolio computed by: Market return rate - risk free rate x stock beta, then add that to RF Rate

31
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Capital Market line (CML)

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-provides expected return based on the levels of risk -uses: expected return on portfolio risk-free rate return on market standard deviation of market standard deviation of portfolio

32
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Three forms of Efficient Market Hypothesis (EMH)

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WEAK: - technical analysis wont work -fundamental analysis and insider info will work SEMI STRONG: -technical analysis and fundamental analysis wont work -insider information will work STRONG: -technical and fundamental analysis and insider info wont work -random walk (throwing a dart) will work

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Dollar Cost Averaging

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-reduces timing risk -system of buying mutual fund shares in fixed dollar amounts at regular fixed intervals, regardless of price -buys more shares when prices are low, and fewer when prices are high, thus lowering average cost per share