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Chapter I: Introduction to Investment Management karENnaMGMBIkarRKb;RKgkarvinieya K I. Real Investments and Financial Investments 1. etIGVIeTACakarvinieyaK What is investment? KWCakarlHbg;FnFankñúgeBlbc©úb,nñedays g,wmTuknwgbegIánFnFannaeBlGnaKt. Is the sacrifice of current resources in the hope to generate greater resources in the future. Chapter I: What is Investment Management? -1- Ex. - GM vinieyaKrab;landuløaeTAkñúgm:UEdlrfynþfµ ImYy GM Invests millions of dollars in the a new model car - RKUeBTümñak;vinieyaKeRcInCag $100,000 edIm,Isagsg;GKarfµImYy A doctor invests over a $100,000 in a new department house - saRsþacarümñak;vinieyaK edayTijbNѽrbs;sþúk IBM $1,000 A professor invests $1,000 by purchasing shares of GM stock - eBlevla nigsac;R)ak; GñkcMNaysikSaenATIenHk¾Cakarviniey aKmYypgEdr Chapter I: What is Investment Management? -2- Time & Money you spend studying here also is an investment. lkçN³énkarvinieyaK KW eBlevla ¬tMéleBlevlarbs;sac;R)ak;¦ nigmanBIrepSgeTotKW haniP½y nigclnasac;R)ak; (The feature of investment is the time (time value of money) and other two are Risk and Cash flow) lkçN³BiessepSgKñabI Tak;TgkñúgkarsMerccitþvinieyaK Three different features involving in the investment decisions - eBlevla ³ sMedAelIenAeBlsac;R)ak;KWRtUv)anTT Yl nig cMNay Chapter I: What is Investment Management? -3- Time: refers to when the money is to be received or disbursed - haniP½y ³ sMedAelIPaBminR)akdnUvGVIEdlekIteL IgkñúgeBlGnaKt Risk: refers to the uncertainty of something happening in the future - clnasac;R)ak; ³ sMedAelIsac;R)ak;BitR)akdEdl)anTTYl nigcMNay Cash Flow: refers to the actual cash to be received or paid 2. Real Investments and Financial Investments Chapter I: What is Investment Management? -4- - Real Investment: TamTarRTBüsm,tþiBitR)akd (requires real assets) ]TahrN¾ ³ dI GKar ma:sIun nigcMeNHdwg EdlGñkGaceRbIR)as;edIm,plitTMnij b¤esvakmµ dUcenH Real Investment rYmcMEnkedaypÞal;eTAnigsmtßPaBplitkmµe sdækic© Ex. Land, Buildings, Machines, and Knowledge that can be used to produce goods and services. Directly contribute to the productive capacity of the economy. - Financial Investment: TamTarRTBüsm,tþiCahirBaØvtßú (requires financial assets) Chapter I: What is Investment Management? -5- ]TahrN¾ ³ stocks nig bonds EdlKµanGVIeRkABIRkdas; dUcenH Financial Investment minrYmcMEnkedaypÞal;eTAnigsmtßPaBplitk mµesdækic© Ex. Stocks and Bonds that are no more than sheets of paper Do not directly contribute to the productive capacity of the economy srubmk Real Asset KWCacMNUlEdl)anbegáItRTBüsm,tþi cMENkÉ Financial Asset KW)an[n½ydUcCa karEbgEckcMnUlkñúgcMeNamral;Gñkvinieya K. Chapter I: What is Investment Management? -6- Real assets are income generated assets, whereas Financial Assets are defined as the allocation of income among investors 3. RbePTénkarvinieyaKhirBaØvtßú Types of Financial Investments - kavinieyaKmancMNUlefr Fixed-income investment TamTarmUlb½RtmancMNUlefr. mUlb½RtTaMgLayNaEdlsnüabg;elIclanasac; R)ak;Cak;lak; elIkMLúgeBlBitR)akdmYy (Requires fixed-income securities. Securities that promise to pay a specified cash flow over a specific period) - karvinieyaKCaRTBüsm,tiþ Equity Investments TamTarmUlb½RtCaRTBüsm,tþi . mUlb½RtEdltMNagbNѽCam©as;enAkñúg Rkumh‘unrYmTun Chapter I: What is Investment Management? -7- ¬minsnüakarbg;Cak;lak;NamYy nigmanhaniP½yx<s;¦ (Requires equity security. Securities represent the ownership shares in the corporate (do not promise any particular payment & more riskier)) - karvinieyaK)anmkBIeK Derivative Investments karvinieyaK)anmkBIeK CamUlb½RtEdlpþl;karTUTat;GaRs½yelItMél énRTBüsm,tþi d¾éTeTot (Requires derivative securities. Securities that provide the payoffs depend on the values of other assets) 4. dMeNIrkarkarvinieyaKeRcInEpñk Portfolio investment process manRbePTbIkñúgdMeNIrkarkarvinieyaK (There are 3 steps in the portfolio investment process) - CMhanTI 1 ³ karEbgEckRTBüsm,tþi (Step 1: Asset allocation) Chapter I: What is Investment Management? -8- karEbgEckkarvinieyaKeRcInEpñkedayqø gkat;karcMNat;fñak;RTBüsm,tþiCaeRcIn Allocation of investment portfolio across broad asset classes - CMhanTI 2 ³ kareRCIserIsmUlb½Rt (Step 2: Security selection) kareRCIserIsmUlb½RtCak;lak;enAkñúgc MNat;fñak;RTBüsm,tþinImYy² The choice of specific security within each asset class - CMhanTI 3 ³ karviPaKelImUlb½Rt (Step 3: Security analysis) viPaKtMélral;mUlb½Rt Analysis of the value of securities Chapter I: What is Investment Management? -9- Overall Portfolio US Cash JAPAN Fixed-income Treasury Treasury AT&T Bills Bonds Bonds Florid Munis Chapter I: What is Investment Management? Stock Fixed-income Stock IBM GM EXOON Bank of Sumi Mitsubishi Japan tomo Chimical Municipal Bonds - 10 - 5. GñkedIrtYnaTIsMxan;kñúgkarvinieyaKhirBaØvt ßú Major players in Financial Inv.t EpñkrdæaPi)al ³ KWCaGñkmantMrUvkarmUlniFiedIm,IBR gIk nigvinieyaKsaFarN³ Government Sectors: are demanders of funds for expenditures and public inv.t EpñkGaCIvkmµ ³ KWCamantMrUvkarmUlFnsMrab;;vinieya K Business Sectors: Chapter I: What is Investment Management? are demanders of funds for investment - 11 - - EpñkRKYsar ³ CaGñkpÁt;pÁg;mUlniFisMxan;sMrab;kar vinieyaK Household Sectors: Major suppliers of funds for investment Gov.t Purchasing Taxes Business Salary Pension Interest Taxes Household Purchasing Salary, Wages, Dividends, Interest II. mUlb½Rt Securities Chapter I: What is Investment Management? - 12 - enAkñúghirBaØvtßú mUlb½RtKWCaÉksartMNagkarvinieyaKmYy EdlCakarTamTarCak;lak;eliI cMNUlCabnþbnÞab;mYy b¤ RTBüsm,tþiCak;lak;. (In finance, security is a document represents an inv.t. That is a specific claim on a stream of income or particular asset) - Bond nigkardak;bBa©aM KWCamUlb½RtbMNul (Bond & Mortgage are debt securities) - Common Stock KWCamUlb½RtPaBCam©as; Ex. (Common stocks are ownership securities) - Preferred Stock KWCamUlb½RtkUnkat;mYy ¬PaBCam¢as;pg nigCam©as;bMNulpg¦ Preferred stock is a hybrid security (Ownership + Creditorship) Chapter I: What is Investment Management? - 13 - 1. mUlb½Rtrbs;rdæaPi)al Government Securities - bNѽrtnaKa Treasury Bill KWCamUlb½RtrdæaPi)alry³eBlxøI e)aHenAÉtMélGb,haBItMélBit nigpþl;mk[vijenA cMnYnBitR)akd enAeBldl;kalkMNt; (Are short-term gov.t securities issued at discount from face value and returning the face amount as maturity) Chapter I: What is Investment Management? - 14 - ]TahrN¾ bNѽrtnaKa $10,000 ehIylk;vatMél $9,600 CamYyGayukalrbs;va 6 Ex (Ex. T-bill = $10,000, Sold at $9,600 with a maturity of 6 months) - Treasury notes and bonds KWCakatBVkic©bMNulrbs;rdæaPi)alEdlb g;Bak;kNþalqñaM niglk;vaenAEk,r b¤tMélenaH Etmþg (Are the debt obligations of the gov.t that make semiannual payments and sold at or near par value) Ex. T. notes (manGayukalrbs;va T. bonds (manGayukalrbs;va Chapter I: What is Investment Management? Maturity: 1 to 10 years) Maturity: 10 to 30 years) - 15 - Ex. rebobGanbBa¢Irbs; T-bill BI Wall Street Journal Maturity Jan 29’ 10 April 30’ 10 Day to maturity 92 183 Bid 5.11 5.12 Asked Chg 5.10 + 0.20 5.11 + 0.16 Ask yield 5.24 5.32 Ex. rebobGan Gov.t Notes nig Bonds Rate 8 3/4 Maturity Day to maturity Aug 10n Chapter I: What is Investment Management? Bid 119:16 Asked 119:18 Chg +4 Ask yield 5.39 - 16 - 2. Municipal bonds Municipal bond ehAkat; (munis) KWCa bond elIkElgBn§ Edle)aHedayrdæ rdæaPi)alkñúgtMbn; nigsMedAelIkarcuHbBa¢ICasaFarN³. RsedogKñaeTAnigrtnaKa bondRkumh‘unrYmTun bu:EnþelIkElgcMNUlKWrYcBn§BI Bn§cMNUlshB½n§. munis Municipal bonds (munis) are tax-exempt bonds issued by state, local gov.t and other public entities They are similar to treasury and corporate bonds, except income is exempt from the Federal income taxation Municipal bonds - Bonds mankatBVkic©TUeTA Chapter I: What is Investment Management? (General Obligation bonds) - 17 - dUcmUlb½RtrdæaPi)alEdl nig)anFanaedayGMNacBn§rbs;Gñkecj Like gov.t securities & secured by issuer's taxing power - cMNUlrbs; bonds (Revenue bonds) cMNUl)anbegáItedayKMeragpþl;mUlniF iedIm,Ibg;karR)ak;eTAkan;Gñkkan; bonds Income generated by the project provide funds to pay interest to bondholders 3. Bonds Rkumh‘unrYmTun Corporate bonds CabMNulmanry³eBlEvg )ane)aHedayRkumh‘unrYmTunÉkCn CatYya:gbg;karR)ak; Bak; kNþalqñaM Chapter I: What is Investment Management? - 18 - nigpþl;mk[vijnUvtMélBitrbs; bond enAeBldl;Gayukalrbs;va. (Long-term debt issued by private corporations, Typically paying semiannual coupons and returning the face value of the bond at maturity) lkçN³Biess²sMxan;rbs; bondRkumh‘unrYmTun (Main features of corporate bond) - tMélrbs;bNѽ Par value = face value (CaTUeTA $1000) GRtakarR)ak; Coupon rate = interest rate bg;elItMélrbs; bond - (Coupon rate = interest rate to be paid on the face of the bond) - Gayukalrbs;bNѽ kalbriecäTCak;lak;enAeBlcMnYnR)ak;edI Chapter I: What is Investment Management? - 19 - mrbs; bondRtUv)anTTYl (Maturity: Specified date at which the principal amount of a bond is paid) - TinñpleBldl;Gayukal ³ GRtaTamTarenAelITIpSarelI bondmYy (Yield-to-maturity: the rate required in the MK on a bond) - karehAmkvij ³ GnuBaØatm©as;bMNulTij bond mkvijmuneBldl;kalbriecäTGayu kalrbs;va (Call provision: allows the debtor the redeem the bond before maturity date) - Bond manFana = bond dak;bBa©aM (Secured bond = Mortgage bonds) - Bond minmanFana ³ bond bMNul (Unsecured bond: Debenture bonds) Chapter I: What is Investment Management? - 20 - - luyEdl)an)at;bg; kMnt;cMnYnBitR)akdqñaMnImYy²cMeB aHkardl;Gayurbs; bond (Sinking fund Set aside a certain amount each year for retirement its bond) Ex. rebobGankardkRsg;rbs; Corporate bond elIkaEstmYy Bonds Cur YLD BrkUn 8 3/4 10 13 Vol 30 High 691/2 Low 69 Close 69 Net Chg +1/8 4. Common Stock Chapter I: What is Investment Management? - 21 - Common Stock tMNagbNѽPaBCam©as;kñúgRkumh‘unrY mTunmYy Gñkkan;bNѽmansiT§I e)aHeqñat nigGacTTYlPaKlaP. Common stock represents the ownership share in a corporation, Shareholders have voting rights and may receive dividends lkçN³Biessrbs; Common Stock (The Feature of Common Stock) - tMélrbs;sþúk Par value face value (CaTUeTA $1) - Book value = Total assets – Liabilities Number of shares - kñúgkaredaHdUrniyayéføRtUvKña KWsresrCak;EsþgelITwkR)ak;Edl)ancrcar Price of exchange depend on agreement Chapter I: What is Investment Management? - 22 - - tMélTIpSar ³ éføenAeBlsþúkKWkMBugedaHdUrkñúgkE nøgTIpSar - Market value: The prices at which stock are trading in the marketplace karTamTarmanGaTiPaBeRkayeKelIcMNUl nig RTBüsm,tþi Lowest priority claim on earning and assets. - skþanuBlKµankMNt;cMeBaHPaKlaP (Unlimited potential for dividends) - TTYl)anPaKlaPCasac;R)ak; b¤ PaKlaPCasþúk (Cash dividends/ stock dividends) - karbMEbksþúk ³ karbMEbkbNѽrbs;;va (Stock split divides its shares) Chapter I: What is Investment Management? - 23 - - karcMNat;fñak;rbs; common stock - (Classified common stock) GñkvinieyaK)anCab;Tak;Tgya:geRcInGM BIkarekIneLIgéføelITIpSar Investors more concerned about price appropriation - ral;b½NÑPaKh‘unsMrab;lk;RtUvsMusiT§i BI SEC dUcCab½NÑkñúgKMerag Stock Authorized “Authorized by SEC” as stock description - sþúk)anlk;eKehAfa (Stock Issued) nigsþúkkMBg;edaHdUreKehA (Outstanding stock) Chapter I: What is Investment Management? - 24 - - b½NÑPaKh‘unEdl)ane)aHehIyTijcUlmkvij eKehA (Treasury Stock) Ex. rebobGankardkRsg;rbs; stock elIkaEstmYy 52 weeks Yld P.E Sales High Low Stock Div. % Ratio 100s High Low Close Net Chg 257/8 207/8 ConsED 2.12 8.6 6 1607 243/4 241/2 243/4 +1/4 5. Preferred Stock PaKh‘unGaTiPaB bNѽEdlKµansiT§ie)aHeqñatkñúgRkumh‘ unrYmTunmYy CaFmµtabg;PaKlaPefrmYy ¬tamTMlab; karekIneLIgelI Preferred¦ (Nonvoting Shares in a corporation, usually paying a fixed stream of dividends (usually accumulative preferred)) Chapter I: What is Investment Management? - 25 - lkçN³Biessrbs; Preferred Stocks (The features of Preferred Stocks) TTYl)anPaKlaPmunb½NÑPaKh‘unFmµta tamGRtaefr (Preferred stock as dividend before stock) - CamUlb½RtkUnkat; nigKµanGayukal (A - hybrid securities A perpetuity (no maturity) - TTYl)anRTBümunb½NÑPaKh‘unFmµtaeB lRkumh‘unRbkasrMlay (Preferred stock as to assets upon Corporation liquidation before common stock) - KµansiT§icUlrYmRbCMu nige)aHeqñat (No voting right and meeting) Chapter I: What is Investment Management? - 26 - - ehATijb½NÑPaKh‘unGaTiPaBcUlvijenA éf¶kMNt; nigtMélEdl)ankMNt;c,as;las; (Callable preferred stock at a specified date and price) - GacbþÚeeTACaPaKh‘unFmµtaenAcenøa Héf¶EdleK)anpþl;eGay (Convertible to common stock at the exercise date) ebIqññaMNamin)anRbkasEbgEckPaKlaP qñaMenaHCMBak;PaKlaB (Cumulative dividend in arrear) - ebIqññaMNamin)anRbkasEbgEckPaKlaP qñaMenaHmin)anPaKlaB (Non Cumulative dividend in arrear) - )anTTYlcMENkbEnßmBIb½NÑh‘unFmµt a (Participation) - Chapter I: What is Investment Management? - 27 - min)anTTYlcMENkbEnßmBIb½NÑh‘unF mµta (Non Participation) - manhaniP½yx<s;Cag Bond rbs;Rkumh‘un - (Riskier than the firm's bond) - Outstanding Stock = Stock Issued – Treasury Stock 6. mUlb½RtEdlGacpøas;bþÚr)an Convertible Security mUlb½RtEdlGacpøas;bþÚr)anedaym©as;eTA kñúgmUlb½Rtd¾éTeTot Its owner into another security can convert security III. TIpSarmUlb½Rt Security Market 1. rcnasm<n§½TIpSar Market structure Chapter I: What is Investment Management? - 28 - TIpSarmUlb½Rt KWCakEnøgEdlCYbCMuKña )anbegáItsMrab;Gñklk; nigGñkTijénRTBüsm,tþiCa hirBaØvtßú (Security market is a meeting place established for buyers & sellers of financial assets) - TIpSaredaHdUredaypÞal; Direct search markets CaTIpSarEdlGñklk; nigGñkTijRtUvEsVgrkGñkd¾éTeTotedaypÞa l; The markets where buyers and sellers must seek each other out directly - TIpSarQµÜjkNþal Brokered market TIpSarsMrab;kMéreCIgsar EdlBYkeKminykluyvinieyaKeTAeRbIR) as;kñúgmUlb½Rt EdlBYkeKedaHdUr (The markets for commission sales people who need not invest their owner fund in the securities they sell) Chapter I: What is Investment Management? - 29 - TIpSarQµÜjkNþal Dealer market TIpSarsMrab;buKÁl b¤Rkumh‘unmYydak;edImTunrbs;xøÜneda ymanhaniP½ykñúgkar vinieyaKelImUlb½Rt edIm,ImansnñiFimUlb½Rt ehIyeFVIkaredaHdUrva. (The markets for an individual or a firm - that puts its own capital at risk by investing in a security in order to carry an inventory of the security and make a market in it) - TIpSaredjéfø Auction markets TIpSarEdlBaNiC¢krTaMgLayCYbKñaenA kEnøgsmrmümYyedIm,ITij b¤lk;RTBü sm,tþi . Chapter I: What is Investment Management? - 30 - BYkeKGacTTYlGacTTYléføGacRBmeRB ogKñaeTAvijeTAmk nigCYysnSMrvag Kmøat bid nig ask. (The markets where all traders in a good meet at one place to buy or sell an asset. They can arrive at mutually agreeable price & save the bid-ask spread) 2. TIpSarrUbIyvtßú Capital markets nigTIpSarmUlFn Money and TIpSarhirBaØvtßúCaFmµta)anEbgEckCaBI rKW (Financial markets are traditionally segmented into) - TIpSarrUbIyvtßú Money market TIpSarsMrab;karvinieyaKry³eBlxøI . karvinieyaKTIpSarrUbIyvtßúrYmman ³ T-bill Certificates of Deposit (CD), Commercial Paper, Banker's acceptance, Chapter I: What is Investment Management? - 31 - Eurodollar & Repurchase Agreement (REPOS), Banker's call, and LIBOR market. The market for short-term investments. The money market investment includes: T-bill, Certificates of Deposit (CD), Commercial Paper, Banker's acceptance, Eurodollar & Repurchase Agreement (REPOS), Banker's call, and LIBOR market. - TIpSarmUlFn Capital markets TIpSarsMrab;karvinieyaKry³eBlEvg . karvinieyaKTIpSarmUlFnrYmman Bonds, Preferred Stock, Common Stock , other securities ( such as Option, future contract) The market for long-term investments. The capital market investments include: Bonds, Preferred Stock, Common Stock , other securities ( such as Option, future contract) 3. etImUlb½RtRtUv)anedaHdUrya:gdUcemþc? How securities are traded? TIpSardMbUg The primary markets TIpSarEdlmUlb½RtfµIKWRtUv)anTij niglk;sMrab;elIkdMbUg Markets where new securities are purchased & sold for the first time Chapter I: What is Investment Management? - 32 - - karpþl;CasaFarN³elIkdMbUg Initial Public Offering (IPOs) Tak;Tgkarlk;mUlb½RtelIkdMbUgeTA kan;saFarN³TUeTAedayFnaKarikvinieya K ¬cuHkic©RBmeRBog¦ EdlCaGñkmanÉkeTskñúgmUlb½Rtma:X ItFIg. Involves selling securities to the general public by investment bankers (underwriters) who are specialized in marketing security - kEnøgsaFarN³ Private Placement Tak;Tgkarlk;Edl)ancrcarCamYyGñkTijC ak;lak; dUcRkumh‘unFanara:b;rg Chapter I: What is Investment Management? - 33 - Rkumh‘un CYykñúgkaredaHdUr. kEnøgÉkCnminmankarcuHbBa¢ICamYy nwgkMéreCIgsarkaredaHdUr mUlb½RteT. A negotiated sale involving a specific buyer such as insurance company, mutual funds. Private placements do not have to be registered with the Security and Exchange Commission (SEC) TIpSaTIBIr The Secondary markets TIpSarEdlmUlb½RtkMBugmanKWRtUv )anedaHdUrkñúgcMeNamGñkvinieyaK Markets where existing securities are traded among investors - TIpSaredjéfø Auction markets TIpSarEdlGñkcUlrYmTaMgLaysMedAe TArkkEnøglk;mYyedIm,IbMeBjRbtibtþi Chapter I: What is Investment Management? - 34 - kar rbs;xøÜn Markets where all participants converge in one location to complete the transaction (NYSE) - TIpSarQµÜjkNþal Dealer markets TIpSarEdlmanlkçN³edayvtþmansnñiFi nig R)ak;cMeNjedayEbgEckeday KMlat Markets characterize by presence of inventory & profits is divided by the spread (OTC) TIpSarTIbI The Third markets sMedAelIBaNiC¢kmµénkaredaHdUrral; mUlb½RtmanenAkñúgtaragelI OTC Refer to trading of exchange list securities on the OTC (Over The Counter) an OTC market in NYSE TIpSarTIbYn The Fourth markets Chapter I: What is Investment Management? - 35 - sMedAelIkarBaNiC¢kmµedaypÞal;rvagG ñkvinieyaKkñúgmUlb½RtEdl)ancuHbBa¢I edaHdUr edayKµanR)ak;cMeNjénQµÜjkNþal (Refer to direct trading between investors in exchange listed securities without the benefit of a broker) nig FnaKarvinieyaK (Mutual funds and 4. Mutual funds Investment banks) k> Mutual funds Rkumh‘unEdlpþúM nigRKb;RKgmUlniFirbs;GñkvinieyaK Chapter I: What is Investment Management? - 36 - nigbnÞab;mkRbmUlykkMér karRKb;RKgmYycMeBaHRbtibtþikarTaM genaH. The firm that pooling and managing funds of investors & then collect a management fee for operating them muxgar Functions - rkSaÉksar nigcat;Ecg Record keeping & Administration - bEgVr nigEbgEck Diversification & divisibility - manCMnajkñúgkarRKb;RKg Professional Management - cMNayRbtibtþikarTab Lower transaction cost x> FnaKarikvinieyaK Investment Banker Chapter I: What is Investment Management? - 37 - mnusSEdlTTYlxusRtUvcMeBaHmUlb½ RtEdlpþl;CasaFarN³elIkdMbUgenAkñúgTI pSarTImYy (IPOs) People who are responsible for the initial public offerings of securities in the primary market (IPOs) muxgar Functions - cuHkic©RBmeRBog (Underwriter) pþl;karTUnµan (Advisor) - CaQµÜjedaHdUr (Market dealer) CaPñak;gar (Agent) Chapter I: What is Investment Management? - - 38 - Ex. karEbgEckKmøaténkarcuHkic©RBmeRBog Allocation of underwriting Spread éføRtUvbg; Price Paid éføRtUvTTYl Price Received $20 $20.75 Rbsinlk;eTAkan;QµÜj Managing Inv.t $20.25 banker if sold to dealers $21.50 Other Syndicate Rbsinlk;eTAkan;saFarN³ members $20.75 if sold to public $21.25 Selected Dealer Rbsinlk;eTAkan;QµÜjkNÞal group if sold to brokers Brokers Chapter I: What is Investment Management? - 39 - $21.25 $21.50 Rbsinlk;eTAkan;saFarN³ if sold to public $21.50 $21.50 Rbsinlk;eTAkan;saFarN³ if sold to public sMNYr 1> GVIeTACa Real Investment? cUrbkRsaycMnucnImYy² 2> etIRbePTénkarvinieyaKCahirBaØvtßúmanGV IxøH? cUrerobrab;RbePTnImYy² Chapter I: What is Investment Management? - 40 - 3> etIehtuGVI)anCaGñkvineyaKcUlcitþkarviniey aKeRcInEpñk Portfolio Investment? ehIymanbu:nµanRbePTénkarvinieyaKeRcInE pñkenH cUrerobrab;. 4> cUrBnül;BIGñkedIrtYnaTIsMxan;kñúgkarvini eyaKCahirBaØvtßú? 5> GVIeTAmUlbRt? enAkñúgTIpSarmUlbRtmanGVIxøH? Chapter I: What is Investment Management? - 41 - 6> cUrbgðajBIlkçN³BiesssMxan;² bonds Rkumh‘unsaCIvkmµ. 7> cUrbgðajBIlkçN³BiesssMxan;² Common stock PaKh‘unFmµta. 8> cUrbgðajBIlkçN³BiesssMxan;² Preferred stock PaKh‘ungGaTiPaB. 9> enAeBlEdlsMerccitþmUlbRtrbs;saCIvkmµeK BicarNaelIcMnucGVIxøH? cUrbkRsay 10> cUrbgðajBIdMeNIrkarTUTat;rbs;saCIvkmµen AeBlcMeNj xat nigkS½yTun. Chapter I: What is Investment Management? - 42 - 11> etIenAkñúgTIpSarrUbIvtßú nigTIpSarmUlFnmanGVIxøH? 12> cUrBnül;BIdMeNIrkarEdlmUlbRtRtUv)aneda HdUrdUcemþc? 13> cUrBnül;BImuxgar Mutual Fund & Investment Banks. 14> cUrbgðajBIkarGantaragdUcxageRkam Tbill - Find last price of T-bill and Ask yield Maturity Day to maturity Jan 29’ 10 183 April 30’ 10 92 Chapter I: What is Investment Management? Bid Asked 5.17 5.15 5.09 5.07 Chg - 0.15 + 0.16 Ask yield ? ? - 43 - 15> cUrbgðajBIkarGantaragdUcxageRkam Tnotes & T-bonds cUrKNnatMélrbs; Asked nig Bid edaydwgfa Bid price tUcCag :4 Rate 8 3/4 9 1/2 Maturity Day to maturity Aug 10 July 10n Bid 119:16 Asked 119:18 112:28 Chg -4 +3 Ask yield 5.39 6.45 16> cUrbgðajBIkarGantaragdUcxageRkam Corporate bond elIkaEstmYy Bonds Cur YLD BrkUn 8 1/4 10 ? Chapter I: What is Investment Management? Vol 125 High 843/4 Low 83 Close 82 Net Chg -1/2 - 44 - 17> cUrbgðajBIkarGantaragdUcxageRkam Common stock elIkaEstmYy 52 weeks Yld P.E Sales High Low Stock Div. % Ratio 100s High Low Close Net Chg 332/3 301/4 ConsED 3.24 ? 6 1607 363/4 351/2 361/4 +3/4 - tamkarGantarag cUrbMeBjtMélenAkEnøgsBaØasYr nigrk Income rbs;saCIvkmµ. Chapter I: What is Investment Management? - 45 -