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Time value of money
The value of a dollar today will be higher than the value of than same dollar in the future
Ex:it is better to take lottery winnings NOW instead of a lump some bc of:
1.Inflation
2.The potential appreciation or income received from investing that dollar
Future Value
Used to determine the value of a fixed sum of $ inv today at a specific int rate will be worth at a future rate taking COMPOUNDING into consideration
Present Value
Tells how much $ would have to be invested TODAY at a specific int rate to equal a fixed amt of $ needed in the future
Discounted cash flow methedology
-Is a means of evaluating the profitability/attractiveness of an inv
-Used to evaluate all types of sec, but it is MOST effective in comparing fixed-income securities, bc the inflows from the sec are known
IRR
A means of calculating an inv PROJECTED ror to see if it will meet or exceed and investors min desired ror
-Rate is expressed as a PERCENTAGE
-Considers the inflows and outflows of cash
-Inflows are assumed to be reinvested at the inv IRR
NPV
NPV=PV of future inflows - PV of future outflows
-Used to evaluate LT inv
-Discount rate is the cost of capital(int rate paid to borrow the $)
T or F
IRR and NPV are similar, but IRR is expressed as a percentage rate, whereas NPV is a number
T
Standard deviation
The margin of error of the projection
-Higher the SD,the less reliable the projection will be
-Lower the SD, the MORE reliable the projection
Total return
AKA Annualized return
-best measure of total return
Holding period rate of return(HPR)
Similiar to total/annual return, but calculates specifically for the time period that the inv held an inv (CDs)`
Risk free rate of return
Return on a 3 month t-bill
Risk premium
The additional return an inv can expect for taking risk above and beyond risk-free inv
Risk adjusted ROR
Total Return - the risk free rate
Realized ROR
AKA realized profit or loss
-amount of profit or loss as a result of the sale of a security
Inflation adjusted
AKA real return/real int rate
-Total return - Inflation rate
Expected return
AKA mean return or expected annual return
-The weighted avg of the expected annual return for all components of the portfolio
Sharpe ratio
ROR-Risk free return/SD
-Used to distinguigh how well the return of an asset compensates the inv for the amount of risk taken
*The higher the ratio, the SAFER the strategy
Time weighted return
Inflow and outflow are ELIMINATED
-used to compare a portfolio managers performance agaisnt a benchmark
Dolloar weighted return
Measures the changes in the TOTAL DOLLAR VALUE of the portfolio to itrs return
CAPM
Measures the relationship between the expected risk and expected return
-says the reurn of an asset is equal to the risk free return + a risk premium
Modern Portolio theory
Attempts to optimize expected return for the OVERALL portfolio for a given level of risk thru:
1.Security valuation
2.Asset allocation
3.Portfolio optimization
4.Performance Measurement