Fin6600.91 Midterm Format
I. ch 1-2
II. ch 12 - 13
III. WSJ articles
IV. ch 3
V. ch 23
Vi. Mergent Online data manipulation
Each roman numeral is worth 20 points & the total exam is worth 120 points
bonds = leverage
C= periodic coupon in $
F = Face Value in $
k = (mkt) discount rate
when the discout rate = coupon rate the bond costs face value
you have to read the indenture to find out if a bond is callable
typically a bond can be called at a fixed price which is ussually face+1year interest periond and there is often a "black-out" period (typically 5 years) when the bond can not be called
In order to repurchase stock without underwriting you must have Free Cash Flow FCF
Price and return move in inverse directions
Higher return = lower price
Learn to deal with sinking fund
high yield (below bbb)
dont forget to take into consideration the flotation costs
An 8% coupon, 30-yr annual coun bond is issued w/ 2% floatation cost. It's also issued at a discount at $980. Find the cost of the bond to the firm/issuer in %.
n=30,
i/y=? 8.3677
PV = -960
PMT = 80
FV = 1000
What is the YTM for the bond buyer?
n= 30
pv = -980
PMT = 80
FV = 1k
cpt i/y = 8.18
rate of return went up
Sunday, July 20, 2008
Random Notes From Class
real assets are such that one can stake a claim to it
Scarce loan-able funds are also known as capital
privatize profits and socialize losses
if i drive a pickup truck to haul cleaning equipment, it is called a capital good, but if you drive it to be macho, it is a consumer good
Liquidity - ease to convert without significant loss in value
senate and house are the only ones that can actually spend money
whatever the president wants to spend money on is subject to congress's and senate's approval
Money Markets are anything with 1 year or less of remaining maturity
Fed fund market
big banks tend to run reserve deficits
small banks tend to run reserve deficits
fed fund rate is determined by fomc- Federal open market committee
Capital Market Instruments
Bonds - are long term
notes - are only up to 10 years
Common & preferred stock
negotiated market - the issuer chooses the investment bank based on an ongoing relationship
utility companies are not allowed to choose issuer because they are in a monopolistic market
Nasdaq is dealer market that do not require brokers
Real estate is much more like an auction market
S= T+2
Sentiment = Transection + 2 business days
transaction costs and taxes are major
Efficient markets - prices adjust immediately because they instantly reflect value- no profit opportunity even for insiders - no need for intervention
seewater - berkley and Harvard
freedman is a freshwater market affiliation (efficiaent market hypotheses)
Scarce loan-able funds are also known as capital
privatize profits and socialize losses
if i drive a pickup truck to haul cleaning equipment, it is called a capital good, but if you drive it to be macho, it is a consumer good
Liquidity - ease to convert without significant loss in value
senate and house are the only ones that can actually spend money
whatever the president wants to spend money on is subject to congress's and senate's approval
Money Markets are anything with 1 year or less of remaining maturity
Fed fund market
big banks tend to run reserve deficits
small banks tend to run reserve deficits
fed fund rate is determined by fomc- Federal open market committee
Capital Market Instruments
Bonds - are long term
notes - are only up to 10 years
Common & preferred stock
negotiated market - the issuer chooses the investment bank based on an ongoing relationship
utility companies are not allowed to choose issuer because they are in a monopolistic market
Nasdaq is dealer market that do not require brokers
Real estate is much more like an auction market
S= T+2
Sentiment = Transection + 2 business days
transaction costs and taxes are major
Efficient markets - prices adjust immediately because they instantly reflect value- no profit opportunity even for insiders - no need for intervention
seewater - berkley and Harvard
freedman is a freshwater market affiliation (efficiaent market hypotheses)
Saturday, July 19, 2008
Message to Professor
Dear Professor,
We have chosen a hypothesis that we would like to research. However, before moving forward, we would like your input.
We hypothesize that high interest rates negatively effect the financial performance of the auto industry.
In order to prove or disprove this hypothesis we will look at financial indicators of specific automakers compared to various time periods. Some of the financial indicators we will consider include: sales, earnings per share, net income, and stock price. The time periods we will consider will include: periods of high, medium, and low interest rates.
We hope this study meets your expectations, but if not, your thoughtful guidance is appreciated.
Thank you,
Group 2
We have chosen a hypothesis that we would like to research. However, before moving forward, we would like your input.
We hypothesize that high interest rates negatively effect the financial performance of the auto industry.
In order to prove or disprove this hypothesis we will look at financial indicators of specific automakers compared to various time periods. Some of the financial indicators we will consider include: sales, earnings per share, net income, and stock price. The time periods we will consider will include: periods of high, medium, and low interest rates.
We hope this study meets your expectations, but if not, your thoughtful guidance is appreciated.
Thank you,
Group 2
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