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CSM Financial Management
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. Direct: primary and secondary residences - commercial property - undeveloped land - foreclosures - Indirect: real estate syndicates - limited partnerships - real estate investment trusts - mortgages - participation certificates
Your role in the investment process
Defensive stock
Classification of real estate investments
Speculative investment
2. Stocks Day trading - margin buying - selling short - option trading
Diversification
Primary markets
Obtaining money to inves
Short term techniques
3. Written promise to pay with legal conditions (indenture) - face value - maturity date - interest rate=coupon rate - trustee
Asset allocation
Disadvantage of real estate
Liquidity
Characteristics of corporate bonds
4. A nationally recognized - well-established and financially sound company
Blue chip
Primary markets
Why investors purchase common stock
Features of real estate
5. Illiquidity - declining property values - lack of diversification - long depreciation period - management problems - syndicate investment is not a tax shelter
Provisions for repayment
Disadvantage of real estate
Diversification
Conservative risk
6. An investment strategy that aims to balance risk and reward by apportioning a portfolio's assets according to an individual's goal
Speculative investment
Asset allocation
Other funds
Conservative risk
7. A short term debt obligation backed by the U.S. government with a maternity of less than one year
Growth stock
Provisions for repayment
Advantages of mutual funds
Treasury bills
8. Medium amount of risk is involved
Disadvantages of stocks
Limit order
Investment Goals
Moderate risk
9. A debt security issued by a government spending most often issued in the country's domestic currency
Government bond
Cumulative stock
Liquidity
Bond funds
10. An order to buy or sell a security when it's price surpasses a certain point
Investment Goals
Advantages of stocks
Stop order
Numerical measures for stocks
11. Aggressive growth funds - equity income funds - global stock funds - growth stock funds - index funds - international funds - large cap funds - mid cap funds - small cap funds - regional funds - sector funds - socially responsible funds
Advantages of stocks
Stock funds
Treasury bills
Stop order
12. The uncertainty over the future real value (after inflation) of your investment
Inflation risk
Classification of real estate investments
Advantages of bonds
Other funds
13. Online research about listed companies
Treasury bonds
Characteristics of a mutual fund
Disadvantages of stocks
Google Fimamce
14. Balance your budget including an account for investments - pay off credit cards - start an emergency fund - have access to other cash for emergencies
Market risk systematic
Financial check up
Speculative investment
Treasury bills
15. The risk inherent to the entire market or entire market segment unsystematic: company or industry specific risk that is inherent in each investment
Market risk systematic
Financial check up
Why investors purchase mutual funds
Government bond
16. A market that exists between companies and financial institutions that is used to raise equity capital for the companies
Market risk systematic
Treasury bills
Interest rate risk
Equity capital
17. Securities exchanges - over the counter market
Aggressive risk
Secondary markets
Risk return trade-off
Investment theories
18. High interest rate than savings account - safe return of principles - less volatile than stocks - regular income - diversification of portfolio - low purchase price - ease of management - municipal bonds are tax free
Corporate bond
Advantages of bonds
Risk return trade-off
Google Fimamce
19. High yield funds ( junk bonds) - long term corporate - long term U.S. - intermediate corporate - intermediate U.S. - short term corporate - short term U.S. - municipal bonds - world bond funds
Your role in the investment process
Obtaining money to inves
Bond funds
Inflation risk
20. An order placed with a brokerage to buy or sell a set number of shares at a specific price or better
Long term techniques
Limit order
Obtaining money to inves
Interest rate risk
21. A stock that provides a constant dividend and stable earnings regardless of the state of the overall stock market
Mutual fund
Treasury bonds
Defensive stock
Cumulative stock
22. Not much risk is involved
Conservative risk
Primary markets
Interest rate risk
Your role in the investment process
23. A marketable U.S. government debt security with a fixed interest rate and a maturity between one and 10 years
Growth stock
Why investors purchase mutual funds
Obtaining money to inves
Treasury notes
24. A stock that rises quickly when economic growth is strong and falls rapidly when growth is slowing down
Convertible preferred stock
Equity capital
Treasury bills
Cyclical stock
25. Company could fail - market volatility - uncertain yield - management time required - risk
Long term techniques
Disadvantages of stocks
Bond laddering
Diversification
26. Debenture bond - mortage bond - subordinated debenture bond - convertible bond - high yield bond
Financial check up
Disadvantages of bonds
Interest rate risk
Types of bonds
27. Initial public offerings - investment banks
Asset allocation
Short term techniques
Primary markets
Secondary markets
28. Call feature - sinking fund - serial redemption
Market order
Limit order
Classification of real estate investments
Provisions for repayment
29. 1. What will you use money for 2. how much will you need 3. how long will it take 4. are there obstacles 5. will you make sacrifices 6. what if you don't reach the goal
Cumulative stock
Obtaining money to inves
Classification of real estate investments
Investment Goals
30. The risk that an investments value will change due to the change due to the change in the absolute level of interest rates
Interest rate risk
Cyclical stock
Risk return trade-off
Income stock
31. Fundamental analysis - technical analysis - efficient market theory
Investment theories
Advantages of mutual funds
Disadvantage of real estate
Advantages of real estate
32. An order that an investor makes through a broker or brokerage service to buy or sell an investment immediately at the best available current price
Why investors purchase mutual funds
Market order
Treasury bills
Stop order
33. A type of preferred stock with a provision that stipulates that if any dividends have been omitted in the past they must be paid out to preferred stockholders before common shareholders can receive dividends
Income stock
Cumulative stock
Advantages of mutual funds
Investment theories
34. Income from dividends - potential stock split - appreciation of stock value
Disadvantages of bonds
Disadvantages of stocks
Why investors purchase common stock
Equity capital
35. Cash dividends - price appearance - hedge against inflation - low minimum investment - limited liability - liquidity
Advantages of stocks
Convertible preferred stock
Features of real estate
Investment theories
36. Investing stock in a company and having the risk that it will shut down
Aggressive risk
Cumulative stock
Business failure risk
Obtaining money to inves
37. Interest rate risk - face value volatility - no hedge against inflation - principal does not appreciate - difficult to compound
Obtaining money to inves
Disadvantages of bonds
Asset allocation
Characteristics of a mutual fund
38. Shares in a company whose earnings are expected to grow at an above average rate relative to the market
Market order
Cumulative stock
Liquidity
Growth stock
39. A debt security issued by a corporation and sold to investors - higher risk higher risk and government bond
Advantages of stocks
Treasury bills
Stop order
Corporate bond
40. Corporate earnings - earnings per share - price earnings rato (PE) - dividend payout - dividend yield - total return - beta - market to book ratio
Blue chip
Interest rate risk
Numerical measures for stocks
Bond funds
41. A portfolio management strategy and model for investing in fixed income that involves purchasing multiple bonds - each with different maturity dates
Investment theories
Mutual fund
Bond laddering
Advantages of stocks
42. A lot of risk is involved
Growth stock
Limit order
Why corp issue common stock
Aggressive risk
43. To raise money for start up - on going activities or expansion - no repayment required - dividends are not mandatory - they lose some control of the company through voting rights
Other funds
Advantages of bonds
Growth stock
Why corp issue common stock
44. Hedge against inflation - safe haven during political or economic upheavals - need a storage place - can be risky-not easy to turn to cash - difficult to appraise
Iinvestors choose precious metals
Long term techniques
Obtaining money to inves
Treasury notes
45. Combines funds of investors and invests those monies in a diversified portfolio of securities issued by corporations or governments that meet the fund objective
Classification of real estate investments
Your role in the investment process
Market order
Why investors purchase mutual funds
46. Preferred stock that includes an option for the holder to convert the preferred shares into a fixed number of common shares after a predetermined date
Financial check up
Defensive stock
Numerical measures for stocks
Convertible preferred stock
47. The process of selecting investments with a higher risk in order to profit from an anticipated price movement
Speculative investment
Stock funds
Cyclical stock
Cumulative stock
48. Investing in something that could have a risk of a world wide issue
Income stock
Global investment risk
Growth stock
Investment theories
49. A marketable fixed interest U.S. government debt security with a maturity of more than 10 years
Liquidity
Treasury bonds
Blue chip
Bond funds
50. An equity security that pays regular often steadily increases dividends and offers a high yield that may generate the majority of overall returns
Income stock
Cumulative stock
Blue chip
Types of bonds