BASICS OF INVESTMENT
INVESTMENT OBJECTIVES & DIRECTIONS
PARTICIPANTS OF THE INVESTMENT PROCESS
STAGES OF THE INVESTMENT PROCESS
REAL vs FINANCIAL INVESTMENTS
100

What is an investment process?

A sequence of steps and actions to implement investment activity.

100

What is the main goal of most investors?


To earn profit.

100

Name one participant of the investment process.


The state / companies / individual investors.

100

What is the first stage of the investment process?

Making the decision to invest.

100

Which investment is linked to production?

Real investment.

200

What is the life cycle of an investment project?

The period from the investment idea to receiving profit.

200

Name two investment objectives.

Profit growth and job creation.

200

Who are emitters?

Organizations that issue securities.

200

Name one part of making the investment decision.

Formation of objectives.

200

Which investment has higher liquidity?

Financial investment.

300

Name one objective of investment.

Profit growth (or production expansion).

300

What investment form is preferred by institutional investors?


Financial investments (securities).

300

What role do banks play in investments?

They accumulate and redistribute capital

300

What happens during the investment stage?

Construction and purchase of equipment.


300

Name one feature of real investments.

Low liquidity or high risk.

400

What determines the choice of an investment object?


The investor’s objectives and expected return and risk.

400

What factors influence the choice of investment direction?


Company size, strategy, inflation, interest rate, life cycle stage.

400

Who are professional market participants?

Brokers, dealers, banks, investment organizations.

400

What happens during the operational stage?

Production starts and profit is earned.

400

Why are real investments riskier?

Due to technological and obsolescence risks

500

Why are real investments long-term?


Because they include construction, equipment purchase, and production.

500

Why do companies invest in tangible and intangible assets?


To expand production and improve quality.

500

Why does the state participate in the securities market?

To regulate and redistribute capital.

500

Why is object selection critical?

Because wrong decisions are hard to correct.

500

What is portfolio restructuring?

Changing portfolio structure to improve profit and reduce risk.