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Security Analysis and Portfolio Management




                    Notes          9.12 Review Questions

                                   1.  How do you select security of selection?
                                   2.  How do you make the selection of asset mix?
                                   3.  What process will you follow to formulate a portfolio strategy?
                                   4.  Examine the concept of risk pyramid.
                                   5.  What do you see as the difference between passive and active investment strategies?

                                   6.  Before you make any investment, you should always determine the amount of time you
                                       have to keep your money invested. Why?
                                   7.  Examine the concept of value investing. What do you think is/are its advantage(s)?
                                   8.  Only a specialist should handle the work of building an investment portfolio. Why/why
                                       not?
                                   9.  Examine the concept of asset allocation/asset mix.
                                   10.  Portfolio management is a combination of the securities which will give maximum return
                                       with minimum risk. Why/ why not?
                                   11.  As a portfolio manager, what would you do if a transaction is proposed that has a return
                                       from lending activities only that is below the hurdle rate and why?

                                   Answers: Self  Assessment

                                   1.  low                               2.   Growth investment

                                   3.  feedback, control                 4.   insurance
                                   5.  asset                             6.   specific
                                   7.  income, growth, stability         8.   time

                                   9.  risk pyramid                      10.  strongest
                                   11. Passive                           12.  investors
                                   13. active                            14.  portfolio,  broad

                                   15. Large Numbers

                                   9.13 Further Readings




                                   Books       Dougall, Herbert E., Capital Markets and Institutions, 2nd ed., Englewood Cliffs,
                                               NJ, Prentice Hall, 1970.
                                               Kaufman, George, G., Money, the Financial System and the Economy, 2nd ed., Chicago,
                                               Rand McNally & Co., 1977.
                                               Kroos, Herman E., and Blyn, Martin R., A History of Financial Intermediaries, New
                                               York, Random House, 1971.




                                   Online link  www.investopedia.com




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