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    bondholders. 2. What is asset allocation? Why is this used? This is a technique used to spread your investment dollars across several asset categories. The investment categories may include cash and cash alternatives, bonds, stocks, real estate, mutual funds, imaginable. The goal is to maximize your return. 3. What are common stocks? What are the advantages and disadvantages of…

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    such as car insurance, school supplies, luxury goods, and hiding away some cash for the school year, final ending amount of is $3,000. After spending the summer researching various stocks, mutual bonds, and ETA’s you have come up with a simple and efficient investment strategy that can hopefully reach your investment goals. Since it is best to diversify your portfolio between three or four various industries, you have decided to go with investing in a single stock of your choice and a mutual…

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    the long run. 2. Check out various saving plans Advises Vikas Kabra and Ritesh Khandelwal, chartered accountants who deal in business advisory and business finance, “Unit linked plans, though high-risk, are grossly profitable in the years to come. Mutual funds and SIP are ideal for investment for children’s benefit. Like them, fixed deposits or tax-free bonds can be taken by parents for their kids. Just keep in mind that the income from FDs dedicated towards children’s savings will be clubbed…

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    The monthly cash budget in this report assumes that the only cash inflow that the firm receives is collections from product sales. However, it is possible that Sorenson Stove Company has cash inflows from various other sources. Other possible sources of cash inflows for the company could be interest earned on invested capital; gains on the sale of assets; or capital raised by the issuance of stocks and bonds. The discrepancy between the monthly cash budget and daily cash budget is due to the…

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    Last year, we expected volatility in the energy market and a U.S. dollar bull market to be positive for low volatility funds in the United States. The iShares USA Minimum Volatility (USMV) was the top pick for best ETF to buy before 2015, and the fund performed admirably. The fund finished with a gain of 5.45 percent in 2015, which outperformed the 1.25 percent return of the SPDR S&P 500 (SPY). The fund achieved the return with less volatility and a trading range of 10 percent from high to low.…

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    bought or sold with little effect on the price of the securities. Furthermore, short term investments usually provide a firm with an increase in return on investments (ROI). Additionally, some short term securities include treasury bonds, stocks, mutual funds, money market funds or even certificates of deposits, in which a company may use to earn quick cash. Some firms have a short term investment account, if their financial position is strong; whereas the company makes investments to gain a…

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    Adding the risk-free government securities would result in a lower beta for the new portfolio. The new portfolio beta will be a weighted average of the individual security betas in the portfolio; the presence of the risk-free securities would lower that weighted average. q. The comment is not correct. Although the respective standard deviations and expected returns for the two securities under consideration are equal, the covariances between each security and the original portfolio…

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    Inventory Turnover Ratio

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    Quick Ratio measures the ability of a company to fulfill its current liabilities with its most liquid assets. Overall, a rising quick ratio indicates that the company has enough cash to pay back its current liabilities. From the calculation, a decrease of Sleep Country’s quick ratios is prevalent between the 2014 to 2015 fiscal years. In 2014, the ratio reveals that Sleep Country had approximately $1.06 in quick assets for every $1 in current liabilities. However, in 2015 the quick ratio…

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    JP Morgan Chase Case Study

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    Introduction I chose the national bank JP Morgan Chase. The reason I chose this global company is because I wanted to research a topic that was a part of my major. I want to major in finance and possibly accounting then one day go into banking so I saw it fitting that I chose this company. “JPMorgan Chase & Co. is one of the oldest, largest and best-known financial institutions in the world.” (JP Morgan Chase 2016). This company goes all the way back to 1799. JP Morgan Chase operates in over…

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    What is a Mutual Fund and Why Should I Care? It is unfortunate that there is not more time spent in school teaching young adults and teenagers the in’s and out’s of the financial industry. For many, terms such as “mutual funds”, “bonds”, “401k’s”, and “annuities” are scary and unfamiliar. Young adults assume that only people with a lot of money, who have the resources to hire financial advisors, need to know what these words mean or, what they can do for them. This is a mistake. Every working…

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