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ii) Financial Products. 7) Stock pg. 74. Basic Stock Analysis. What is a stock ? A stock is a share of ___________ of a Company As the owner of a stock you have a claim on the company’s assets and _________. Share Certificates-. What does each share certificate represent ? - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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ii) Financial Products
7) Stock pg. 74
Basic Stock Analysis
• What is a stock ?
A stock is a share of ___________ of a Company
• As the owner of a stock you have a claim on the company’s assets and _________
Share Certificates-
• What does each share certificate represent ?
• We can say share certificates represent ownership of a number of stocks or shares
• In the example in the video what is mentioned.
ROE vs. EPS
• ROE is a measure of how efficient a company is at generating profits. It measures a company’s net income as a percentage of it’s __________ _____________
• EPS is an indicator of a company's profitability.
EPS pg 74.
Is a measure of a Company’s profit.
How is it calculated ?
EPS = Profit – Dividends Outstanding Shares
What are Outstanding shares ? Shares currentlyowned by Shareholders.
Lets look at two Companies EPS
• COMPANY A: PROFIT $1 000 000 • DIVIDENDS $ 200 000 • OUTSTANDING SHARES $ 100 000
• COMPANY B: PROFIT $ 2 000 000 • DIVIDENDS $ 200 000• OUTSTANDING SHARES $ 300 000
• Can you work out the EPS for these company ?- Who can work it out first ?
Company A vs. B analysis• We can see that Company A reported
a higher EPS ($8) vs. Company B ($6) even though company B reported twice the profits of A.
• We can use EPS to _________ratios that will help __________ two companies to each other.
• This calculation is used along with others in deciding on a company to invest in.
TWO types of Dividends pg 74
• Dividends come in two types: • 1. Fixed and 2. Variable.
• What is the difference ?
• Dividends that pay a fixed rate go to owners of Preferred Stock whereas dividends that pay a variable rate go to Common Stock holders.
Why do companies issue preferred stock ? pg 74
• Usually because their investors demand it.
• Simply, preferred Stock is stock which is “preferred” over common stock because;
• Does anybody know why it is preferred ?
• The answer is in the last paragraph of pg 74
Preferred stock is a safer claim against a firm.
• preferred stock may be entitled to dividends before common stock;
• preferred stock holders may have special voting rights at shareholders meetings
2) Stock Exchange pg 76• p76 : 「定義」について
• "Stock Exchange is a voluntary organization...."
• These days the stock exchanges in the developed countries are mainly stock corporations (limited companies).
• Therefore they are not voluntary organizations any more.
• In Japan such a structural change occurred in May, 2000, when the Securities and Exchange Act was changed.
Primary vs. Secondary Markets
• The Primary Market deals with the issuance of new securities.
• It is where new securities (an IPO) for example are sold for the first time.
• Does anybody know of any examples of recent or upcoming IPO’s ?
Primary vs. Secondary Markets cont.
• The Secondary market is the place where previously issued securities are bought and sold.
• The NYSE and the TSE are big exchanges and examples of the secondary market.
Secondary Market Mergers
• The proposed merger between the TSE and the OSE.
• Will create Japan’s largest exchange group and strengthen the TSE’s position as the third largest in the world by market capitalization of company listings.
4) Trading pg 80
• Lets shadow this extract.
• What are some of the popular day trading platforms in Japan?
• Volatility increased by more people speculating. (Speculation)
8) Bond pg 86
• Discussion on this material and Bond Basics.
• Q and A
• What does a bond represent ? • _____________________• Who issues bonds and why ?• _____________________• Lets have a look at the key differences
between Stocks and Bonds. (from 37 seconds)• http://www.investopedia.com/video/play/stocks-versus-bonds#axzz1kLZl7LpG
Different types of Bonds pg. 90
• Government Bonds – What is the coupon on the 10year JGB approximately ?
• Corporate bonds/ Municipal Bonds and Junk Bonds
• Please ask a question on this short extract.
5) Rating -
• What are the three major Credit Ratings Agencies?
• Can anybody list them ?
• The downgrade stripping _________ of it’s triple A or AAA was announced on Friday the 13th.
5) Ratings continued
• Institutional and individual investors rely on ratings agencies and their in-depth research to make investment decisions.
• There is currently a lot of debate about CRA’s.
• Good investment firms will not rely solely on the bond rating agency's rating and will supplement their research with their own in-house research department.
9) Foreign Exchange pg. 98
• Foreign Exchange (FX) services use a global currency __________to provide both business, and private clients with added value when exchanging currencies, and transferring money abroad.
• Foreign currency hedges are often used by ___________and ______________ to limit exchange rate risk. (see forward contracts pg 104)
10) Derivatives pg. 110• Futures contracts : - are
___________between two parties to buy or sell an asset at a predetermined future date and price.
• Derivatives can protect producers and suppliers from_________________
• Values depend on the prices of other more basic variables- (This is referred to as the underlying) – any examples ? CDS, MBS
5) Hedge pg. 118
• Please separate the definitions of Hedge on pg. 118 into two separate pieces.
• 1.Any combination of positions in securities and options in which one position tends to reduce the risk of another;
• 2. any strategy used to offset investment risk.
Arbitrage and Leverage • Two concepts and keywords you should try to
remember.
• Concept of Arbitrage
• Arbitrage is defined as the ___________of securities on one market for immediate ____________on another market in order to profit from a price__________. This results in immediate risk-free __________.
Concept of Leverage
• Leverage is a general term for any technique to __________gains and losses. Common ways to use leverage are __________ money, buying fixed assets and using derivatives