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Understanding Risk and Reward in Investing: Key Components and Actors, Lecture notes of Economics

An overview of the concepts of risk and reward in investing, including the relationship between the two, different investment tools and vehicles, key quantitative concepts and measures, macro-economic concepts, and various actors involved. It also touches upon the importance of considering one's risk acceptance/aversion and time horizon, as well as the distinction between trading and taking a long-term position.

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2010/2011

Uploaded on 09/10/2011

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Download Understanding Risk and Reward in Investing: Key Components and Actors and more Lecture notes Economics in PDF only on Docsity! RISK AND REWARD REWARD AND RISK GO TOGETHER REWARD IS SIMPLE TO UNDERSTAND (% RETURN) RISK IS LESS CLEAR, BUT FOR HISTORICAL ANALYSIS IS EQUATED TO VOLATILITY – MUCH MORE SUBJECTIVE FOR FORWARD LOOKS THINK OF YOUR OWN RISK ACCEPTANCE/AVERSION CONSIDER YOUR TIME HORIZON ARE INVESTING FOR YOURSELF, YOUR EMPLOYER, YOUR CLIENT? FOR PERSONAL INVESTMENTS TAKE A LIFE-TIME VIEW INVESTMENT TOOLS • BANKS, MONEY MARKETS • BONDS • SHARES • PROPERTY • COMMODITIES • ART • DERIVATIVES (INCLUDING CDOs, OPTIONS) • ARE YOU TRADING OR TAKING A LONG-TERM POSITION? KEY QUANTITATIVE CONCEPTS • RATE OF RETURN AND HOW TO CALCULATE IT • DIVIDEND, COUPON, YIELD • TAXATION, INCLUDING DOUBLE TAXATION AND WITHHOLDING TAX • INFLATION • YIELD CURVES • EXCHANGE RATES KEY INVESTMENT MEASURES • PAR VALUE • PRICE EARNINGS RATIO • EARNING PER SHARE • QUICK AND CURRENT RATIOS • DIVIDEND PAYOUT RATIO AND DIVIDEND YIELD • LEVERAGE OR GEARING • FREE CASH FLOW MACRO-ECONOMIC CONCEPTS • BALANCE OF TRADE • CURRENT ACCOUNT (bad example is the current situation of the USA current account, that little by little have become worse) • CAPITAL ACCOUNT • RESERVE AND TRADING CURRENCIES, RESERVES (Currently China is handling a tremendous amount of US Dollars, could that be possible to create an Asian reserve currency?) • GOVERNMENT FINANCING • ASSET INFLATION • INCOME SUPPORTED SAVINGS
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