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expected return
the return on a risky asset expected in the future
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risk premium
expected return - risk free rate
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profile beta
the weighted average of the betas of the investments included in the portfolio
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risk free assets have a beta of
0
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market portfolio has a beta of
1
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security market line
positively sloped straight line that displays the relationship between expected return and beta
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CAPM shows that the expected return for a particular asset depends on all except
the return on a risk less asset
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stocks are more volatile than bonds but
have historically achieved higher average returns
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benefit from diversification
the returns on different assets have less than perfect correlation
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stocks will earn a certain amount next year
expected return
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when calculating the expected rate of return on a stock portfolio using a weighted average, the weights are based on
the market value of the investment in each stock
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unexpected returns can be either positive or negative in the short term but end to be
zero in the long term
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unsystematic risk can be effectively eliminated by
portfolio diversification
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spreading an investment across many diverse assets will eliminate some of the
total risk
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the systematic risk of a portfolio can be lowered by adding
t bills to the portfolio
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an investor who owns a well diversified portfolio would consider unsystematic risk to be
irrelevant
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Nondiversifiable risk is measured by
beta
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standard deviation measures
total risk
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beta measures
systematic risk
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the market risk premium is the slope of the
security market line
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if market is efficient and securities are priced fairly, all securities will have the same
reward to risk ratio
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cost of capital
minimum rate of return the firm will accept on a new project
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tells you what you earned in a typical year
arithmetic average
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tells you what you actually earned per year on average
geometric average
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2002-2022 treasury bills had a return between
0-5%
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highest average annual return 1926-2022
small company stocks
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lowest average risk premium 1926-2022
US treasury bills
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rate of return normally used as risk free rate of return
treasury bills
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difference between two rates of return
risk premium
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actual real rate of return 1926-2022
9%
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probability small company stocks produce annual return that is more than one standard deviation below the average
16%
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wide frequency distribution
high standard deviation, large risk premium
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bonds are safer, less risky investment than
stocks
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all stock prices fairly reflect all the available info on those stocks
efficient capital market
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all securities in an efficient market are zero net present value investments
efficient market hypothesis
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efficient financial markets fluctuate continuously because
the markets are continually reacting to new info
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inside info has the least value when financial markets are
strong form efficient
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studying public info to identify mispriced stocks is
ineffective
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greatest profit potential to an unusually skillful professional stock analyst
weak
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the percent of investment that the project costs can be referred to as all of the following except
free cash flow
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cost of capital depends on use of ___ not the source
funds
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a firms target capital structure represents
a fixed debt equity ratio that the company attempts to maintain
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the coupon rate on firms outstanding debt is not a substitute for
the cost of debt
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preferred stock is essentially a
perpetuity
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the required return of preferred stock is equal to the dividend yield on the
preferred stock
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using a WACC that is based on companies in similar lines of businesses
pure play approach
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using a WACC that involves making subjective adjustments based upon the project
subjective approach
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primary determinant of a firms cost of capital
use of funds raised
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companys overall cost of equity is directly related to the
risk level of the firm
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depends on how the funds raised for project are going to be spent
cost of capital
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increase in firms cost of equity
decrease in risk free rate
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dependent upon a reliable estimate of the market risk premium
firms estimated cost of equity
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based on current yield to maturity of the companys outstanding bonds
pretax cost of debt
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return investors require on the total assets of the firm
weighted average cost of capital
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the projects cash inflows equal its cash outflows in current dollar terms
a project has a net present value of zero
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decrease NPV of a project
increase the projects initial cost at Time 0
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what method predicts the amount by which the market value of a firm will change if a project is accepted?
NPV
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if a project has a NPV equal to zero, then:
the project earns a return exactly equal to the discount rate
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the best method of analyzing mutually exclusive projects
NPV
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computing the value of a project based on the PV of the projects anticipated cash flows
discounted cash flow valuation
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the length of time a firm must wait to recoup the money it has invested in a project
payback period
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the length of time a firm must wait to recoup, in PV terms, the money it has invested in a project
discounted payback period
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a projects average net income divided by its average book value
projects average accounting return
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the IRR is equal to the required rate of return when the
NPV is equal to zero
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condensing the firms cash inflows into fewer years without lowering the total dollar amount of those inflows
increase projects IRR
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the IRR that causes the NPV of the differences between two projects cash flows to equal zero
crossover rate
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a project with financing type cash flows is typified by
a cash inflow at time 0
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discount rate that causes the NPV of a project to equal zero
IRR
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a graph that plots the NPVs of a project against the various discount rates that could be applied to the projects cash flows
NPV profile
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the PV of an investments future cash flows divided by the initial cost of the investment
profitability index
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a combination of cash outflows and inflows
nonconventional cash flows
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rates of return are commonly used when
positive project are being considered
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easy way to provide info about a proposal
internal rate of return
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a high IRR can be assumed to be a
positive project to consider
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the IRR does not need a
discount rate
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taking one project means that we cannot take the other
mutually exclusive
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when choosing between mutually exclusive projects
the highest NPV is always the best option
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for low discount rates, which choice creates more value for firm?
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