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What is the value of an asset?

The present value of an assets expected future cash flows

What 2 ways does stock ownership produce cash flow?

1) dividends


2) capital gains

In the constant growth model, what dividend are the calculations based on?

The next one

What 2 things sum to find the value of a stock with differential growth?

1) a t-year annuity growing at rate x


2) discounted value of a perpetuity growing at rate y, that starts in year T+1

How do you calculate a firms growth rate?

Retention ratio × return on retained earnings

What 2 parts can the discount rate be broken into?

1) dividend yield


2) growth rate in dividends

When estimating the discount rate, what 2 cases call for special scepticism?

1) stocks not paying dividends


2) stocks with growth rate expected to equal or exceed the discount rate

What 2 things does the value of a firm depend on?

1) growth rate


2) discount rate

What can we use to find the discount rate?

The DGM

How do we calculate R according to the DGM?

Other than dividends, what's another form of payout by a firm?

Repurchasing shares

How do you calculate total payout %?

Dividend % + share repurchase %

What are 2 common multiples for comparables?

1) price earnings


2) enterprise value

How is a firms PE ratio related to 1) growth opportunities, and 2) risk?

1) positively


2) negatively

What are 2 types of voting rights?

1) cumulative


2) straight

What are 3 features of common stock?

1) voting rights


2) proxy voting


3) classes of stock (unequal voting rights)

What is a preemptive right?

First shot at new stock issue to maintain proportional ownership of desired

What are 4 features of preferred stock?

1) dividends must be paid before dividend to common stock is paid


2) not a liability to the firm and can be deferred indefinitely


3) most dividends are cumulative


4) generally doesn't have voting rights

What does a broker do?

Bring buyers and sellers together

What are 3 features of NASDAQ?

1) computer based quotation system


2) multiple market makers


3) large portion of technology stocks

In a stock price quote, the number of outstanding shares multiplied by the current price is what?

Market capitalisation

What is the primary market?

When companies raise capital through issuing new shares

When a floor broker 'works' an order for a client, they are trying to do what?

Get their client the best possible price