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Portfolio

Accumulation of assets owned by an investors designed to transfer purchasing power to the future. Stores of Value

Investment

Acquisition of an asset such as a stock or bond

Secondary Market

Market for selling or buying previously issued securities. (NYSE, Nasdaq etc.)

Primary Market

Initial sale of securities

Value

What something is worth or what it will be worth

Valuation

Process of determining the current worth of asset

Return

Sum of income + capital gains of investment asset

Income

Flow of money produce by asset

Capital Gain

When an asset increases its value (ex. stock)

Rate of Return

annual % of return of investment

Risk

Possibility of loss; uncertainty of future returns

Speculation

Investment that offers potential of large returns but is also very risky

Marketability

How easy can an asset be sold

Liquidity

How easy can an asset be turn into cash

Systematic Risk

Fluctuation in security prices; Market risk

Unsystematic Risk

Risk associated with an individual event, which affect a particular security.

Business Risk

Risk associated to the type of business

Financial Risk

Risk associated with firm's sources of financing

Market Risk

Systematic Risk; Risk associated with the tendency of a stock's price to fluctuate with the market

Interest Rate Risk

Risk associated with change in interest rates; possibility of loss from increases in interest rates

Reinvestment Rate Risk

Risk associated with reinvesting at a lower rate than was initially earned

Purchasing Power Risk

Risk that future inflation will reduce purchasing power of assets and income

Exchange Rate Risk

Uncertainty associated with changes in the value of foreign money

Investment Advisor

Person or group that makes investment recommendations or conducts securities analysis in return for a fee. [NASAA] www.nasaa.org

Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst


(CAIA)

"Alternative Investments" dealing with asset classes and investments other than standard equity or fixed income products. ex.hedge funds, private equity, real assets,commodities etc. www.caia.org

Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA)

Investment management, financial analysis, stocks, bonds, and derivatives provides a general knowledge of other areas of finance. www.cfainstitute.org

Certified Financial Planner (CFP)

knowledgable individual is the areas of financial planning, taxes, insurance, estate planning and retirement


www.cfp.net

Chartered Financial Consultant (ChFC)


Knowledgeable in financial matters and to have the ability to provide sound advice


www.chfc-clu.com

Certification in Performance Management (CIPM)

Professionals who know how to measure, present and explain complicated investment performance numbers.