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Macro 8
- 4. Quiz Master
- 5. Exam 2 Friday October 29 Chapters 10-16
- 6. Chapter 10 Stock Market and Personal Finance
- 8. What is a Market? Where buyers and sellers can discover value
- 10. $100 $0 $50 $75 $25 No Overlapping Value Range Seller Buyer No Price Discovery
- 11. Private information becomes public information when people act.
- 14. Dow Jones Industrial Averag e DJI A 30 leading companies
- 15. S&P 50 0 Weighted by siz e Better indicator NASDA Q 3,000+ Stock s smaller and high tech National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations
- 17. Investment GDP: purchases of new capita l Stocks and Bonds
- 18. Firm An organization that organizes capitals
- 21. Proprietorship one owner easy to create one tax unlimited liability hard to raise money ends with death
- 22. Partnership two or more owners easy to create combine talents all are liable disagreements ends with death
- 23. Corporation one to many owners limited liability raise financial capital does not die with shareholders harder to create more regulation double taxation
- 24. Number Revenues Proprietorships 70% 4% Partnerships 10% 16% Corporations 20% 80%
- 25. Dividends portion of profits paid to shareholders
- 26. Raising Money Retained Earning s Borrow Sell Ownership Share s
- 28. Income Statement Revenu e - Expense s = Net Income What happened between two dates?
- 29. Balance Sheet What I own What is the status on a speci fi c date? What I owe What I am worth = Assets Liabilities Net Worth Must balance
- 30. Valuation Stock Price x Number of Share s $50 a shar e 1,000,000 share s $50,000,000 value
- 31. Valuation Share Price: $14 2 Share Outstanding: 16.5 billio n Value ? $2.36 trillion
- 32. wolframalpha.com
- 33. Accounting Pro fi t Explicit Costs Explicit + Implicit Costs Economic Pro fi t
- 35. Finance Time - t or n Risk - r or i
- 36. Foundation Finance Formula (1 + r ) n r = risk rat e n = time periods