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3.02 Vocab Financial Planning I Part 2
Test Description: 3.02 vocab Financial Planning I part 2
Instructions: Answer all questions to get your test result.
1) A company’s actual, fair worth
A
liquidity
B
401 (k)
C
Intrinsic Value
D
Intermediate-term time horizon
2) subjective, include an assessment of the company’s product mix, the level of competition, management, strategy, and the strength of its brand
A
qualitative measure
B
overvalued
C
quantitative measure
D
undervalued
3) a thorough examination of a company’s financial statements, using comparisons and ratios to determine financial health
A
quantitative measure
B
undervalued
C
overvalued
D
qualitative measure
4) Stocks are too expensive given fundamentals
A
profitability
B
undervalued
C
liquidity
D
overvalued
5) Stocks are undervalued or “on sale”
A
earnings per share
B
undervalued
C
market value
D
intrinsic value
6) how much profit goes to each share of common stock
A
net profit margin
B
Roth IRA
C
overvalued
D
profitablity
7) how much of sales the company retains as profit
A
undervalued
B
overvalued
C
profitability
D
book value
8) what percentage of sales is left after subtracting the direct cost of producing the goods
A
price-earnings
B
return on equity
C
gross profit margin
D
net profit margin
9) the so-called “bottom line,” considers all aspects of running the business, summing up in one number how well the managers extract a profit from each dollar of sales.
A
price-earnings
B
net profit margin
C
price-earnings and growth
D
return on equity
10) measures management’s skill in turning your investment into profit
A
price-earnings and growth
B
overvalued
C
return on equity
D
price-earnings
11) the most popular measure of the value of a stock. Tells what investors are willing to pay for every dollar of earnings. Higher number = Higher expectations (based on industry average.
A
price-earnings and growth
B
overvalued
C
price-earnings
D
undervalued
12) Ratio that’s adds “Growth” to PE. In general, the lower the PEG the better; investors would be paying less for each unit of earnings growth.
A
overvalued
B
undervalued
C
profitability
D
price-earnings and growth
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