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Introduction to Investments (Chapter 1) презентация
Содержание
- 1. Introduction to Investments (Chapter 1)
- 2. Meaning of Investments Commitment of money that
- 3. Why do individuals invest? To achieve a
- 4. Why Study Investments? The Personal Aspects To
- 5. Underlying investment decisions: the tradeoff between expected
- 6. Investors manage risk at a cost -
- 7. Two-step process: Security analysis and valuation Necessary
- 8. Uncertainty in ex post returns dominates decision
- 9. Sources of Risk Interest Rate Risk Purchasing
Meaning of Investments Commitment of money that is expected to generate additional money Current commitment of dollars for a period of time to desire future payments that will compensate the investor
Слайд 2Meaning of Investments
Commitment of money that is expected to generate additional
money
Current commitment of dollars for a period of time to desire future payments that will compensate the investor for
The time the funds are committed
The expected rate of inflation, and
The uncertainty of the future payments
The investor can can be an individual, a government, and/or a corporation
Current commitment of dollars for a period of time to desire future payments that will compensate the investor for
The time the funds are committed
The expected rate of inflation, and
The uncertainty of the future payments
The investor can can be an individual, a government, and/or a corporation
Слайд 3Why do individuals invest?
To achieve a higher level of consumption in
the future by forgoing consumption today
To improve our welfare in the future
Investments help us achieve tradeoff between current consumption and future consumption
Basic element of all investment decisions: trade-off between expected return and risk
To improve our welfare in the future
Investments help us achieve tradeoff between current consumption and future consumption
Basic element of all investment decisions: trade-off between expected return and risk
Слайд 4Why Study Investments?
The Personal Aspects
To earn better returns in relation to
the risk we assume when we invest
Knowledge of investments help investors understand the relationship between risk and return
Investment as a Profession
To become a licensed broker (series 7 exam), to become CFA/CFP/CMA, knowledge of investments is needed
Knowledge of investments help investors understand the relationship between risk and return
Investment as a Profession
To become a licensed broker (series 7 exam), to become CFA/CFP/CMA, knowledge of investments is needed
Слайд 5Underlying investment decisions: the tradeoff between expected return and risk
Expected return
is not usually the same as realized return
Risk: the possibility that the realized return will be different than the expected return
Risk: the possibility that the realized return will be different than the expected return
Investment Decisions
Слайд 6Investors manage risk at a cost - lower expected returns (ER)
Any
level of expected return and risk can be attained
Risk
ER
Risk-free Rate
Bonds
Stocks
The Tradeoff Between
ER and Risk
Слайд 7Two-step process:
Security analysis and valuation
Necessary to understand security characteristics
Portfolio management
Selected securities
viewed as a single unit
How efficient are financial markets in processing new information?
How and when should it be revised?
How should portfolio performance be measured?
How efficient are financial markets in processing new information?
How and when should it be revised?
How should portfolio performance be measured?
The Investment Decision Process
Слайд 8Uncertainty in ex post returns dominates decision process
Future unknown and must
be estimated
Foreign financial assets: opportunity to enhance return or reduce risk
Quick adjustments needed to a changing environment
The Internet and investment opportunities
Institutional investors important
Foreign financial assets: opportunity to enhance return or reduce risk
Quick adjustments needed to a changing environment
The Internet and investment opportunities
Institutional investors important
Factors Affecting the Process
Слайд 9Sources of Risk
Interest Rate Risk
Purchasing Power Risk
Bull-Bear Market Risk
Default Risk
Liquidity Risk
Callability
Risk
Convertibility Risk
Political Risk
Convertibility Risk
Political Risk
