Investments: analysis and management
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PART ONE Background 1
1 A Background for Understanding Investments 3
2 Types of Securities 23
3 Securities Markets 61
4 Sources of Investment Information 105
5 Return and Risk Concepts 133
PART TWO Fixed Income Securities: Analysis and Valuation 175
6 The Basics of Bonds 177
7 Bond Valuation and Analysis 219
PART THREE Common Stocks. Analysis and Valuation 263
8 Common Stocks 265
9 Common Stock Valuation and Analysis 293
PART FOUR Common Stocks: The Fundamental Approach 329
10 Market Analysis 331
11 Industry Analysis 365
12 Company Analysis 389
PART FIVE Common Stocks: Other Approaches 42 7
13 Technical Analysis 429
14 Efficient Markets 461
PART SIX Additional Investment Opportunities 495
15 Options 497
16 Warrants and Convertible Securities 539
17 Futures Markets 561
18 Investment Companies 583
PART SEVEN Portfolio Management 623
19 Portfolio Theory 625
20 Capital Market Theory 663
21 International Investing and Extended Diversification 691
22 Measuring Portfolio Performance 715
Contents
PART ONE Background 1
1 A Background for Understanding Investments 3
Box 1 1 The Hustler s Best Friend: You 5
The Nature of Investments 6
Some definitions 6
A perspective on investing 6
Why do we invest? 7
The importance of studying investments 7
Understanding the Investment Process 8
The basic nature of the investment decision 9
Structuring the decision process 12
External Factors Affecting the Decision Process 13
The great unknown 13
The investment environment 15
The question of market efficiency 16
Box 1 2 Yes, It s True: Amateur Investors Do Regularly Beat Wall
Street 17
Organizing the text 18
Summary 19
2 Types of Securities 23
Nonmarketable Financial Assets 26
Savings deposits 26
Money market deposit accounts 27
Certificates of deposit 27
U.S. government savings bonds 28
Contents XV
Money market and deposit yields 28
Money Market Securities 30
Capital Market Investments 32
Fixed income securities 32
Box 2 1 Animal House—TIGRS, COLTS, OPOSSMS, AND MORE 38
Equity securities 40
Other Types of Securities 42
Equity derivative securities 42
Futures contracts 44
The Investor s Alternative—Indirect Investing 45
Open end investment companies (Mutual Funds) 46
Closed end investment companies 48
Conclusions on indirect investing 49
Ownership of Financial Assets 49
Amounts of financial assets outstanding 49
Box 2 2 Responding to Investor Needs 50
Household ownership of financial assets 52
Institutional ownership of financial assets 53
Summary 54
Appendix 2 A Taxes and Investing 59
3 Securities Markets 61
The Importance of Financial Markets 62
The Primary Markets 63
The investment banker 63
Public and private placements 67
Secondary Markets: Structure 68
Box 3 1 Cold Call Cowboys 72
Bond markets 78
Put and call markets 80
Regulation of the securities markets 81
The Securities and Exchange Commission 81
Secondary Markets: The Mechanics of Trading 82
Opening a brokerage account 82
Box 3 2 How a Round of Golf Cost $1 Million 83
How orders work 84
Types of orders 86
Clearing procedures 87
Commissions 88
Margin 89
Short sales 91
The Changing Securities Markets 93
The stimulus for market changes 93
The form for a national market 95
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The globalization of securities markets 96
The changing nature of Wall Street 97
Box 3 3 Wall Street in the 1990s 99
Summary 99
4 Sources of Investment Information 105
Users of Investment Information 106
Individual investors 106
Institutional investors 107
A users guide to investment information 108
Published Sources of Information 108
The financial press 108
Corporate reports 110
Brokerage firms 110
Investment information services 111
Box 4 1 Follow the Wino s Lead 112
Investment advisory services and investment newsletters 115
Government publications 122
Academic and professional journals 123
Computerized Investments Information 124
Traditional computerized databases and services 125
Personal computer possibilities 126
Summary 129
5 Return and Risk Concepts 133
Return 134
Realized versus expected return 134
The components of return 135
Box 5 1 Yield Versus Total Return 136
Measuring returns 137
Using measures of return 140
Risk 147
Sources of risk 149
Total risk 150
Box 5 2 More Art Than Science in Weighing Investment Risk 151
Estimating Returns and Risk 156
Dealing with uncertainty 156
The Risk Return Relationship 160
The required rate of return 161
Risk and required rate of return 163
Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM) 164
Conclusions on Risk and Return 165
Summary 165
Contents Xvii
PART TWO Fixed Income Securities: Analysis and Valuation 175
6 The Basics of Bonds 177
Understanding Bonds 178
General characteristics 178
Specific characteristics 179
New bond features 181
Information on Bonds 184
Bond ratings 184
Other bond information 187
Reading bond information 188
The Bond Market 193
Investors in the bond market 193
Trading bonds 195
Important trends in the bond market—junk bonds 196
Bond Returns and Risks 198
Why buy bonds? 198
Bond returns 199
Measuring returns 200
Bond risk 206
Measuring Risk 208
Box 6 1 The bondholder s cold new world 209
The historical returns and risks on bonds 210
Box 6 2 The Case For Bonds 213
The future for bond returns and risk 214
Summary 214
7 Bond Valuation and Analysis 219
Bond Valuation 221
Explaining Bond Prices and Yields 223
The level of market interest rates: a simple explanation 225
Term structure of interest rates 228
Risk premiums—yield spreads 230
Relationships Between Bond Yields and Prices 233
Malkiel s bond price theorems 233
Duration 235
Bond Strategies and Management 239
Passive Management Strategies 240
Active Management Strategies 243
Box 7 1 Making a Case for Treasurys 245
Building a Bond Portfolio 246
Summary 248
Appendix 7 A Theories of the Term Structure of Interest Rates 255
Appendix 7 B A Transition from Bonds to Common Stocks: The
Analysis of Preferred Stock 259
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PART THREE Common Stocks: Analysis and Valuation 263
8 Common Stocks 265
Understanding Common Stocks 266
General characteristics 266
Specific characteristics 267
New developments 269
Stock Information 270
Using stock information 270
Reading common stock information 270
The Stock Market 274
Investors in the Stock Market 274
Trading Stocks 276
Box 8 1 Over the Counter and Up the Creek? 277
Common Stock Returns and Risks 278
Common Stock Returns 278
Measuring Returns 280
Common Stock Risks 280
Box 8 2 Some Insights on the Income Component of Stock Returns 281
Measuring Risk 283
The Historical Return and Risk on Common Stocks 285
Why Investors Buy Stocks 288
Summary 289
9 Common Stock Valuation and Analysis 293
Approaches for Analyzing and Selecting Stocks 294
Technical analysis 294
Fundamental analysis 295
Efficient markets implications 295
Common Stock Valuation Using Fundamental Analysis 297
The present value approach 297
The dividend discount model 301
Intrinsic value 310
The P/E ratio approach 312
Which approach to use? 316
Other Valuation Techniques 317
A Framework for Fundamental Analysis 318
Economy/Market 318
Industry analysis 319
Company analysis 320
The framework in perspective 320
Summary 321
Contents xix
PART FOUR Common Stocks: The Fundamental Approach 329
10 Market Analysis 331
What is the Market ? 332
Uses of market indicators 332
Stock Market Indicators 333
The Dow Jones averages 334
Standard Poor s Stock Price Indexes 335
New York Stock Exchange index 337
American Stock Exchange index 337
NASDAQ indexes 338
The Media General Composite Market Value Index 338
The Wilshire index 338
Value Line index 339
Relationships between market averages 339
Why Is Market Analysis Important? 340
Judging the Level of the Market 343
Understanding the Stock Market 343
Corporate earnings, interest rates, and stock prices 345
Valuing the Market 347
The earnings stream 348
The multiplier 348
Putting the two together 350
Forecasting Changes in the Market 351
Using economic variables to forecast the market 351
Using valuation models to forecast the market 356
Summary 360
Box 10 1 The Dow Yield as a Market Indicator 361
11 Industry Analysis 365
Performance of Industries Over Time 366
The value of industry analysis 366
Consistency of industry performance 369
What is an Industry? 372
Classifying industries 372
Other industry classifications 373
Analyzing Industries 374
The industry life cycle 374
Business cycle analysis 376
Qualitative aspects of industry analysis 379
Evaluating future industry prospects 380
Sources of industry information 381
Box 11 1 Few Is More 382
Summary 385
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Introducing a Risk Free Asset 665
Combining Risk Free and Risky Assets 666
Lending possibilities 667
Borrowing possibilities 668
The market portfolio 670
The separation theorem 671
The new efficient frontier 672
The Capital Market Line 673
The Security Market Line 675
Two Sources of Risk 676
The expected return risk relationship 677
Over and undervalued securities 679
Estimating the SML 680
The accuracy of beta estimates 681
Tests of the CAPM 682
Arbitrage pricing theory 683
Summary 685
21 International Investing and Extended Diversification 691
The Case for Extended Diversification 692
International Investing 694
The International Securities Markets 695
The Benefits of International Investing 697
The Risks of International Investing 701
How to Invest Internationally 703
Tangible Assets 705
Real Estate 706
Precious Metals 710
Summary 711
22 Measuring Portfolio Performance 715
A Framework for Evaluating Portfolio Performance 716
Box 22 1 Portfolio Return Is a Tough Figure to Find 717
Measures of Portfolio Performance 718
The reward to variability measure 719
The reward to volatility measure 721
Comparing the Sharpe and Treynor measures 725
Measuring diversification 726
Jensen s differential return measure 726
Problems with Portfolio Measurement 730
Summary 731
Glossary 739
Interest Tables 755
Appendix 765
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12 Company Analysis 389
Fundamental Analysis 390
Understanding Earnings 392
The Financial Statements 392
The problem with reported earnings 396
Box 12 1 Earnings Helper 397
The Determinants of Earnings 399
Which Earnings Are Important? 404
Analyzing and Forecasting Earnings Growth 405
Predicting earnings growth 406
Working with Earnings Forecasts 407
Obtaining a forecast of EPS 407
Box 12 2 Earnings Guesstimates 410
Actual EPS versus expectations about EPS 411
Fundamental Security Analysis in Practice 412
The P/E Ratio 414
Determinants of the P/E ratio 414
EG G s P/E ratio 417
Why P/E ratios vary among companies 418
Additional Company Analysis 418
Summary 420
PART FIVE Common Stocks: Other Approaches 427
13 Technical Analysis 429
What Is Technical Analysis? 430
The Rationale of Technical Analysis 431
A framework for technical analysis 433
Aggregate Market Analysis 434
The Dow theory 434
Box 13 1 Bull? or Bear? 437
The Advance decline line (breadth of the market) 437
Moving averages 438
The confidence index 439
Box 13 2 How You Can Move with the Averages 440
Mutual fund liquidity 440
Short interest ratio 441
Contrary opinion 442
Individual Stock Analysis 445
Technical indicators 445
Charts of price patterns 445
Relative strength 450
Testing Technical Analysis Strategies 451
Some Conclusions About Technical Analysis 453
Contents XXi
Box 13 3 Gambler s Paradox 455
Summary 456
14 Efficient Markets 461
The Concept of an Efficient Market 462
What is an efficient market? 462
Why the market can be expected to be efficient 464
Forms of market efficiency 465
Box 14 1 The Market Is Beating the Investment Managers 466
Evidence on Market Efficiency 469
Weak form evidence 469
Semistrong form evidence 472
Strong form evidence 475
Implications of the Efficient Market Hypothesis 478
Evidence of Market Anomalies 479
Earnings Announcements 480
Low P/E ratios 483
The size effect 485
The January effect 486
The Value Line phenomenon 487
Some Conclusions About Market Efficiency 488
Box 14 2 Dangerously Inefficient 490
Summary 491
PART SIX Additional Investment Opportunities 495
15 Options 497
Background 498
Why options markets? 499
Understanding Options 500
Options terminology 500
How options work 503
The mechanics of trading 504
Analyzing Basic Options Strategies 507
Buying Options 507
Writing options 511
More Sophisticated Options Strategies 514
Combinations of Options 514
Spreads 515
Option Pricing 515
A general framework 515
Boundaries on option prices 518
The Black Scholes Model 519
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Put prices 523
The status of option pricing models 524
An Investor s Perspective on Puts and Calls 525
What puts and calls mean to investors 525
The evolutionary use of options 527
Stock Index Options and Interest Rate Options 529
The basics of stock index options 529
Strategies with stock index options 532
The popularity of stock index options 534
Summary 534
16 Warrants and Convertible Securities 539
Warrants 540
Characteristics of warrants 541
Why buy warrants? 541
Valuing warrants 542
The speculative value of a warrant 545
Convertible Securities 546
Terminology for convertible securities 546
Convertible Bonds 547
Analyzing convertible bonds 547
Buying convertible bonds 552
Risk and return on convertible bonds 553
Convertible Preferred Stock 554
Analyzing convertible preferreds 554
Buying convertible preferreds 556
Summary 556
17 Futures Markets 561
Understanding Futures Markets 562
Why futures markets? 562
Current U.S. futures markets 563
The structure of futures markets 563
The Mechanics of Trading 565
Basic procedures 565
Margin 566
Using Futures Contracts 569
Financial Futures 570
Interest Rate Futures 571
Reading Quotes 572
Hedging with interest rate futures 572
Speculating with interest rate futures 574
Stock Index Futures 575
Hedging with stock index futures 575
Speculating with stock index futures 580
Contents xxiii
Program trading 581
Summary 582
Appendix 17 1 Futures Options 585
18 Investment Companies 589
Understanding Investment Companies 590
What is an investment company? 591
Types of investment companies 592
Mutual Funds 597
Mutual fund data 601
Analyzing Mutual Funds 601
Advantages and disadvantages of owning mutual fund shares 601
Assessing mutual fund performance 607
Box 18 1 Twins but not Identical Twins 611
Investor alternatives to actively managed funds 610
Obtaining information on investment companies 612
Summary 618
PART SEVEN Portfolio Management 623
19 Portfolio Theory 625
The Markowitz Model 626
Ex post versus ex ante calculations 627
Inputs needed 628
Portfolio return 631
Portfolio risk 633
Relating the correlation coefficient and the covariance 637
Understanding portfolio risk 637
Calculating portfolio return and risk: an example 640
Determining efficient portfolios 641
Selecting an optimal portfolio 643
The Single Index Model 643
Using the model to estimate the inputs 647
Using the model for portfolio analysis 648
Estimating portfolio return and risk: an example 649
Multi index models 650
Evaluation of the single index model 651
Summary 652
Appendix 19 A Simple Techniques for Determining Optimum
Portfolios 659
20 Capital Market Theory 663
Assumptions of Capital Market Theory 664
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