Intro to Investments
Measuring Asset Returns
Creating Portfolios
Risk Adjusted Returns
Stock Market Fundamentals and Equity Pricing
100
2 components of investment returns

Income and Appreciation

100

Stated rate that does no take compounding into effect

Nominal Rate

100

measurement of an individual risk

variance or stdev

100

Risk inherent to market

systematic risk

100

True/estimated value of a stock

intrinsic value

200

Day trading is an example of

Speculation

200

The simple mean of a set of holding period returns 

Arithmetic mean

200

measures the magnitude of the relationship between returns of two assets

correlation or covariance 

200

Rate for the cost of capital or treasury 

risk free rate

200

measuring a security's intrinsic value by evaluation all aspects of business and economic market

Fundamental analysis 

300

Pooled capital from numerous investors investing in real estate


REIT


300

Dollar weighted rate of return

Internal rate of return

300

comparing risk adjusted returns to market index or other investments 

benchmarking

300

Expected return of an investment should equal the risk free return plus risk premium

CAPM

300

uses price trends, chart patterns, and moving averages to evaluate a company's value

technical analysis

400

Financial markets for securities that mature in less than one year

Money Markets

400

Rate that would make the net PV of a project = 0

Internal Rate of Return

400

index that uses market capitalization to value

value weighted index

400

graphical representation of the CAPM

security market line

400

All share pricing reflects available information

Efficient market hypothesis

500

A cooperative similar to a commercial bank where the members have something in common

credit union

500

time weighted rate of return

Geometric rate of return

500

value weighted index including 3000 largest companies

Russel 3000

500

measure of excess return per unit of systematic risk

Treynor ratio

500

Gives shareholders voting rights 

Common stock