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1. We know that mutual funds with successful long-term records can be the consequence of survivorship bias (i.e., only the funds that do well long-term are not closed or merged by fund management companies, so it becomes a bit of a tautology) and that Gibson and Finke have demonstrated that fund companies "incubate" lots of extreme (skewed) fund strategies, only to roll out the successes with impressive near-term records. What selection criteria can we use to avoid the biases and fund complex manipulations to ensure that we're getting the building blocks we need when assembling a diversified portfolio?
2. From the beginning, ETFs were focused on indexes; now we've begun to see the emergence of "active" ETFs. Does this make sense? Why or why not? What do we gain with active ETFs? What do we lose? These questions may be particularly relevant with respect to so-called "nontransparent" ETFs (see NYT article, "A New Kind of Fund that is Stingier with Information" in this week's readings). Can you see a role in the portfolios you do or will manage for clients?
Identify a company that might be worth much more if it were broken into pieces and valued (using EVA) separately - difficult investors have valuing companies
1. Ticker Symbol Go to finance.yahoo.com and look up the ticker symbols for the following companies: 3M Company, International Business Machines, Dell Computer,
Compute the indirect quotation for the Japanese yen and Australian dollars. Compute the two cross rate between the yen and Australian dollar. Suppose Citrus Product can produce a liter of orange juice and ship it the Japan for $1.75. If the firm wan..
Prepare WBS which indicates all the deliverables of installing swimming pool kits at homes.
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If the invoice was paid in cash, how much was the cash payment?
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Analyze the major effects that relative interest and inflation rates could have on a country's currency. Suggest the crucial steps that a company could take in order to minimize the adverse effects of currency fluctuations.
Draw the opportunity set and your indifference map. Show the optimum amount of consumption in each period.
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