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  • ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 1118975588
  • ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-1118975589
  • Author: Charles P. Jones

In an every-changing financial market, Charles Jones and Gerald Jensens’ Investments remains one of the most readable and comprehensive investments texts. Students can count on the new 13th Edition for clarity, currency, and balance. An effective organizational structure and essentials approach, important analytical methods, and finance concepts are presented at a level that individuals of all investments backgrounds can master.

Table contents:

  1. Part One: Background
  2. Chapter 1: Understanding Investments
  3. An Overall Perspective on Investing
  4. Establishing a Framework for Investing
  5. Some Definitions
  6. A Perspective on Investing
  7. Why Do We Invest?
  8. Take a Portfolio Perspective
  9. The Importance of Studying Investments
  10. The Personal Aspects
  11. Investments As a Profession
  12. Understanding the Investment Decision Process
  13. The Basis of Investment Decisions—Return and Risk
  14. Checking Your Understanding
  15. Structuring the Decision Process
  16. Important Considerations in the Investment Decision-Making Process
  17. The Great Unknown
  18. A Global Perspective
  19. The Importance of the Internet
  20. Individual Investors versus Institutional Investors
  21. Ethics in Investing
  22. Checking Your Understanding
  23. Organizing the Text
  24. Summary
  25. Questions
  26. Spreadsheet Exercises
  27. Checking Your Understanding
  28. Chapter 2: Investment Alternatives
  29. Organizing Financial Assets
  30. Direct Investing
  31. A Global Perspective
  32. Nonmarketable Financial Assets
  33. Money Market Securities
  34. The Treasury Bill
  35. Money Market Rates
  36. Checking Your Understanding
  37. Capital Market Securities
  38. Fixed-Income Securities
  39. Bonds
  40. Types of Bonds
  41. Government Agency Securities
  42. Returns on Fixed-Income Securities
  43. Checking Your Understanding
  44. Equity Securities
  45. Preferred Stock
  46. Common Stock
  47. Investing Globally in Equities
  48. Checking Your Understanding
  49. Private Equity
  50. Derivative Securities
  51. Options
  52. Futures Contracts
  53. A Final Note
  54. Summary
  55. Questions
  56. Problems
  57. Spreadsheet Exercises
  58. Checking Your Understanding
  59. Chapter 3: Indirect Investing
  60. Investing Indirectly
  61. What Is an Investment Company?
  62. How Important are Investment Companies to Investors?
  63. Three Major Types of Investment Companies
  64. Closed-End Investment Companies
  65. Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs)
  66. ETFs Versus ETNs
  67. Mutual Funds (Open-End Investment Companies)
  68. Checking Your Understanding
  69. Types of Mutual Funds
  70. Money Market Funds
  71. Equity Funds, Bond Funds
  72. Checking Your Understanding
  73. The Net Asset Value per Share
  74. The Details of Indirect Investing
  75. Closed-End Funds
  76. Mutual Funds
  77. Investing in Index Mutual Funds Versus ETFs
  78. Weighting Methods for Index Funds
  79. Checking Your Understanding
  80. Investment Company Performance
  81. Measures of Fund Performance
  82. Morningstar Ratings
  83. Benchmarks
  84. Fund Performance and Expenses
  85. Some Conclusions about Fund Performance
  86. Investing Internationally through Investment Companies
  87. Fund Categories for International Investing
  88. The Future of Indirect Investing
  89. Fund Supermarkets
  90. Hedge Funds
  91. Summary
  92. Questions
  93. Computational Problems
  94. Spreadsheet Exercises
  95. Checking Your Understanding
  96. Chapter 4: Securities Markets and Market Indexes
  97. The Importance of Financial Markets
  98. The Primary Markets
  99. Initial Public Offerings (IPOs)
  100. The Investment Banker
  101. A Global Perspective
  102. Checking Your Understanding
  103. The Secondary Markets
  104. U.S. Securities Markets for the Trading of Equities
  105. The New York Stock Exchange
  106. The NASDAQ Stock Market
  107. NYSE Versus NASDAQ
  108. The OTC (Over-the-Counter) Market
  109. BATS
  110. Electronic Communication Networks (ECNs)
  111. Foreign Markets
  112. Checking Your Understanding
  113. Stock Market Indexes
  114. The Dow Jones Averages
  115. Standard & Poor’s Stock Price Indexes
  116. Understanding a Capitalization-Weighted Index
  117. NASDAQ Indexes
  118. Other Indexes
  119. Using the Correct Domestic Stock Indexes
  120. Foreign Stock Market Indicators
  121. Checking Your Understanding
  122. Bond Markets
  123. Individual Investors and Bond Trading
  124. Derivatives Markets
  125. The Globalization of Markets
  126. Summary
  127. Questions
  128. Problems
  129. Computational Problems
  130. Spreadsheet Exercises
  131. Checking Your Understanding
  132. Chapter 5: How Securities are Traded
  133. Introduction
  134. Brokerage Transactions
  135. Brokerage Firms
  136. Brokerage Accounts
  137. How Orders Work
  138. Trading on Today’s Exchanges
  139. Orders in the NASDAQ Stock Market
  140. Modern-Day Trading
  141. Types of Orders
  142. Clearing Procedures
  143. Checking Your Understanding
  144. Investor Protection in the Securities Markets
  145. Government Regulation
  146. Self-Regulation
  147. Other Investor Protections
  148. Checking Your Understanding
  149. Margin
  150. How Margin Accounts can be Used
  151. Margin Requirements and Obligations
  152. Margin Requirements on Other Securities
  153. Some Misconceptions about Margin
  154. Short Sales
  155. Selling Short as an Investor
  156. Checking Your Understanding
  157. Summary
  158. Questions
  159. Problems
  160. Computational Problems
  161. Spreadsheet Exercises
  162. Checking Your Understanding
  163. Part Two: Portfolio and Capital Market Theory
  164. Chapter 6: The Returns and Risks from Investing
  165. An Overview
  166. Return
  167. The Two Components of Asset Returns
  168. Measuring Returns
  169. Total Return
  170. Cumulative Wealth Index
  171. A Global Perspective
  172. International Returns and Currency Risk
  173. Checking Your Understanding
  174. Summary Statistics for Returns
  175. Arithmetic Mean
  176. Geometric Mean
  177. Arithmetic Mean versus Geometric Mean
  178. Inflation-Adjusted Returns
  179. Checking Your Understanding
  180. Risk
  181. Sources of Risk
  182. Measuring Risk
  183. Variance and Standard Deviation
  184. Risk Premiums
  185. Checking Your Understanding
  186. Realized Returns and Risks from Investing
  187. Total Returns and Standard Deviations for the Major Financial Assets
  188. Cumulative Wealth Indexes
  189. Understanding Cumulative Wealth as Investors
  190. Compounding and Discounting
  191. Summary
  192. Questions
  193. Demonstration Problems
  194. Problems
  195. Computational Problems
  196. Spreadsheet Exercises
  197. Checking Your Understanding
  198. Chapter 7: Portfolio Theory
  199. Dealing with Uncertainty
  200. Using Probabilities
  201. Probability Distributions
  202. Calculating Expected Return for a Security
  203. Calculating Risk for a Security
  204. Checking Your Understanding
  205. Introduction to Modern Portfolio Theory
  206. Portfolio Return and Risk
  207. Portfolio Expected Return
  208. Portfolio Risk
  209. Analyzing Portfolio Risk
  210. Risk Reduction—The Insurance Principle
  211. Diversification
  212. Checking Your Understanding
  213. The Components of Portfolio Risk
  214. Covariance
  215. The Correlation Coefficient
  216. Checking Your Understanding
  217. Calculating Portfolio Risk
  218. The Two-Security Case
  219. The n-Security Case
  220. Checking Your Understanding
  221. Obtaining the Data
  222. Simplifying the Markowitz Calculations
  223. Summary
  224. Questions
  225. Problems
  226. Computational Problems
  227. Spreadsheet Exercises
  228. Checking Your Understanding
  229. Chapter 8: Portfolio Selection and Asset Allocation
  230. Building a Portfolio Using Markowitz Principles
  231. Identify Optimal Risk–Return Combinations
  232. The Attainable Set of Portfolios
  233. Selecting an Optimal Portfolio of Risky Assets
  234. The Global Perspective—International Diversification
  235. Some Important Conclusions about the Markowitz Model
  236. Checking Your Understanding
  237. Selecting Optimal Asset Classes—The Asset Allocation Decision
  238. Asset Allocation and Diversification
  239. Some Major Asset Classes
  240. Combining Asset Classes
  241. Asset Allocation and the Individual Investor
  242. Life-Cycle Analysis
  243. Other Approaches
  244. Checking Your Understanding
  245. The Impact of Diversification on Risk
  246. Systematic and Nonsystematic Risk
  247. How Many Securities are Needed to Fully Diversify?
  248. The Implications of Reducing Risk by Holding Portfolios
  249. Summary
  250. Questions
  251. Problems
  252. Spreadsheet Exercises
  253. Checking Your Understanding
  254. Chapter 9: Capital Market Theory and Asset Pricing Models
  255. Capital Market Theory
  256. Capital Market Theory Assumptions
  257. Introduction of the Risk-Free Asset
  258. Risk-Free Borrowing and Lending
  259. Checking Your Understanding
  260. The Capital Market Line
  261. Defining The Capital Market Line
  262. The Separation Theorem
  263. Understanding the CML
  264. The Equation for the CML
  265. Important Points about the CML
  266. Checking Your Understanding
  267. Systematic Risk and Beta
  268. Above- and Below-Average Beta Stocks
  269. In Summary, What is Beta?
  270. Estimating Beta
  271. The Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM)
  272. Checking Your Understanding
  273. Implementing the CAPM
  274. Tests of CAPM
  275. Arbitrage Pricing Theory
  276. The Law of One Price
  277. Assumptions of APT
  278. Factor Models
  279. Understanding the APT Model
  280. Identifying the Factors
  281. Using APT in Investment Decisions
  282. Checking Your Understanding
  283. Other Prominent Factor Models
  284. Some Conclusions about Asset Pricing
  285. Summary
  286. Questions
  287. Demonstration Problems
  288. Problems
  289. Computational Problems
  290. Spreadsheet Exercises
  291. Checking Your Understanding
  292. Part Three: Common Stocks: Analysis, Valuation, and Management
  293. Chapter 10: Common Stock Valuation
  294. Overview
  295. Discounted Cash Flow Models
  296. Two Broad DCF Approaches
  297. The Dividend Discount Model
  298. Applying the DDM
  299. The DDM Equation
  300. Implementing the DDM
  301. Estimating Future Dividends
  302. Checking Your Understanding
  303. Growth Rate Cases for the DDM
  304. The Zero-Growth Rate Model
  305. The Constant-Growth Rate Model
  306. How k and g Affect Value
  307. The Multiple-Growth Rate Model
  308. Dividends, Dividends—What about Capital Gains?
  309. The Dividend Discount Model in Practice
  310. Checking Your Understanding
  311. Other Discounted Cash Flow Approaches
  312. Free Cash Flow to Equity
  313. Free Cash Flow to the Firm
  314. Intrinsic Value and Market Price
  315. Checking Your Understanding
  316. The Multiplier Approach
  317. Earnings Multiplier (P/E Ratio)
  318. Other Multipliers
  319. Price to Book (P/B)
  320. Price to Sales (P/S)
  321. Price to Cash Flow (P/CF)
  322. Enterprise Value To EBITDA (EV/EBITDA)
  323. Relative Valuation Metrics
  324. Price/Earnings (P/E) Ratio
  325. Price/Book (P/B) Ratio
  326. Price/Sales (P/S) Ratio
  327. Price/Cash Flow (P/CF) Ratio
  328. Enterprise Value/EBITDA (EV/EBITDA) Ratio
  329. Economic Value Added Analysis
  330. Which Approach To Use?
  331. Bursting the Bubble on New Economy Stocks—A Lesson in Valuation
  332. Checking Your Understanding
  333. Some Final Thoughts on Valuation
  334. Summary
  335. Questions
  336. Demonstration Problems
  337. Problems
  338. Computational Problems
  339. Spreadsheet Exercises
  340. Checking Your Understanding
  341. Chapter 11: Common Stocks: Analysis and Strategy
  342. A Global Perspective
  343. The Impact of the Overall Market on Stocks
  344. Building Stock Portfolios
  345. Checking Your Understanding
  346. The Passive Strategy
  347. Buy-and-Hold Strategy
  348. Index Funds
  349. Checking Your Understanding
  350. The Active Strategy
  351. Security Selection
  352. Rotation Strategies
  353. Market Timing
  354. Checking Your Understanding
  355. Rational Markets and Active Strategies
  356. A Simple Strategy: The Coffeehouse Portfolio
  357. Summary
  358. Questions
  359. Problems
  360. Computational Problems
  361. Spreadsheet Exercises
  362. Checking Your Understanding
  363. Chapter 12: Market Efficiency
  364. Overview
  365. The Concept of an Efficient Market
  366. What Is an Efficient Market?
  367. Why the U.S. Stock Market Can Be Expected to Be Efficient
  368. The International Perspective
  369. Forms of Market Efficiency
  370. Checking Your Understanding
  371. How to Test for Market Efficiency
  372. Weak-Form Tests
  373. Semistrong-Form Tests
  374. Strong-Form Evidence
  375. Checking Your Understanding
  376. Market Anomalies
  377. Earnings Announcements
  378. Low Price Multiples
  379. The Size Effect
  380. The January Effect
  381. Past Stock Return Performance
  382. The Value Line Ranking System
  383. Other Anomalies
  384. Data Mining
  385. Checking Your Understanding
  386. Behavioral Finance
  387. Efficient Markets versus Behavioral Finance
  388. Behavioral Finance Implications for Investors
  389. Behavioral Finance Today
  390. Checking Your Understanding
  391. Some Conclusions about Market Efficiency
  392. Summary
  393. Questions
  394. Problems
  395. Checking Your Understanding
  396. Part Four: Security Analysis
  397. Chapter 13: Economy/Market Analysis
  398. Introduction
  399. Taking a Global Perspective
  400. Assessing the Economy
  401. The Business Cycle
  402. Forecasts of the Economy
  403. Checking Your Understanding
  404. The Stock Market and the Economy
  405. The Economy and Stock Market Booms
  406. Economic Slowdowns and Bear Markets
  407. Checking Your Understanding
  408. Understanding the Stock Market
  409. A Model of Aggregate Stock Prices
  410. Checking Your Understanding
  411. Making Market Forecasts
  412. Focus on the Important Variables
  413. Checking Your Understanding
  414. Using the Business Cycle to Make Market Forecasts
  415. The E/P Ratio and the Treasury Bond Yield
  416. Summary
  417. Questions
  418. Problems
  419. Computational Problems
  420. Spreadsheet Exercises
  421. Checking Your Understanding
  422. Chapter 14: Sector/Industry Analysis
  423. Introduction
  424. What Is an Industry?
  425. Classifying Industries
  426. The NAICS Classification System
  427. Other Industry Classifications
  428. The Importance of Sector/Industry Analysis
  429. Why Sector/Industry Analysis Is Important over the Long Run
  430. Checking Your Understanding
  431. Sector Performance over Shorter Periods
  432. How One Industry can Have a Major Impact on Investors: The Telecom Industry
  433. Cross-Sectional Volatility Has Increased
  434. Analyzing Sectors/Industries
  435. The Industry Life Cycle
  436. Checking Your Understanding
  437. Qualitative Aspects of Industry Analysis
  438. Using Sector/Industry Analysis as an Investor
  439. Assess the Business Cycle
  440. Review Investment Advisory Services about Industries
  441. Sector Rotation
  442. Evaluating Future Industry Prospects
  443. Summary
  444. Questions
  445. Checking Your Understanding
  446. Chapter 15: Company Analysis
  447. Fundamental Analysis
  448. The Accounting Aspects of Earnings
  449. The Financial Statements
  450. Checking Your Understanding
  451. The Problems with EPS
  452. Reported Earnings
  453. Has the Situation Improved?
  454. Checking Your Understanding
  455. Using the Financial Statements to Analyze a Company’s FCF, ROE, and EPS
  456. Analyzing Free Cash Flow (FCF)
  457. Analyzing Return on Assets (ROA)
  458. Analyzing Return on Equity (ROE)
  459. The Accounting Determinants of EPS
  460. Estimating the Internal (Sustainable) Growth Rate
  461. Checking Your Understanding
  462. Earnings Estimates
  463. A Forecast of EPS
  464. The Accuracy of Earnings Forecasts
  465. Earnings Surprises
  466. Earnings Guidance
  467. The Earnings Game
  468. Useful Information for Investors about Earnings Estimates
  469. Alternatives to Earnings
  470. The Multiplier
  471. The P/E Ratio
  472. Determinants of the P/E Ratio
  473. Determinants of the P/B Ratio
  474. Determinants of the P/S Ratio
  475. Why Price Multiples Vary among Companies
  476. The PEG Ratio
  477. Fundamental Security Analysis in Practice
  478. Summary
  479. Questions
  480. Problems
  481. Computational Problems
  482. Spreadsheet Exercises
  483. Checking Your Understanding
  484. Chapter 16: Technical Analysis
  485. Introduction
  486. What Is Technical Analysis?
  487. A Framework for Technical Analysis
  488. Checking Your Understanding
  489. Stock Price and Volume Techniques
  490. The Dow Theory
  491. Charts of Price Patterns
  492. Checking Your Understanding
  493. Moving Averages
  494. Relative Strength
  495. Using the Computer for Technical Analysis
  496. Technical Indicators
  497. Breadth Indicators
  498. Sentiment Indicators
  499. Testing Technical Analysis Strategies
  500. The Ebb and Flow of Technical Analysis
  501. Some Conclusions about Technical Analysis
  502. Summary
  503. Questions
  504. Computational Problems
  505. Checking Your Understanding
  506. Part Five: Fixed-Income Securities: Analysis, Valuation, and Management
  507. Chapter 17: Bond Yields and Prices
  508. Introduction
  509. Bond Yields and Interest Rates
  510. The Basic Components of Interest Rates
  511. The Term Structure of Interest Rates
  512. Risk Premiums (Yield Spreads)
  513. Measuring Bond Yields
  514. Current Yield
  515. Yield to Maturity
  516. Yield to First Call
  517. Realized Compound Yield
  518. Checking Your Understanding
  519. Checking Your Understanding
  520. Bond Prices
  521. The Valuation Principle
  522. Bond Valuation
  523. Bond Price Changes
  524. Bond Price Changes over Time
  525. Bond Price Changes As a Result of Interest Rate Changes
  526. Checking Your Understanding
  527. Summary
  528. Questions
  529. Problems
  530. Computational Problems
  531. Spreadsheet Exercises
  532. Checking Your Understanding
  533. Chapter 18: Bonds: Analysis and Strategy
  534. Why Buy Bonds?
  535. Buying Foreign Bonds
  536. Important Considerations in Managing a Bond Portfolio
  537. Understanding the Bond Market
  538. Global Factors and the U.S. Bond Markets
  539. Checking Your Understanding
  540. Bond Strategies and Techniques
  541. Passive Management Strategies
  542. Buy and Hold
  543. Indexing
  544. Active Management Strategies
  545. Forecasting Changes in Interest Rates
  546. Yield Spread Analysis
  547. Identifying Mispricing among Bonds
  548. New Tools for Individual Investors
  549. Managing Price Volatility
  550. Duration
  551. Checking Your Understanding
  552. Managing Price Volatility
  553. Immunization
  554. Summary
  555. Questions
  556. Problems
  557. Computational Problems
  558. Spreadsheet Exercises
  559. Checking Your Understanding
  560. Part Six: Derivative Securities
  561. Chapter 19: Options
  562. Why Have Derivative Securities?
  563. Why Options Markets?
  564. Introduction to Options
  565. Long-Term Options
  566. WeeklysSM Options
  567. Understanding Options
  568. Options Terminology
  569. Checking Your Understanding
  570. How Options Work
  571. The Mechanics of Trading
  572. Checking Your Understanding
  573. Payoffs and Profits from Basic Option Positions
  574. Calls
  575. Puts
  576. Some Basic Options Strategies
  577. Covered Calls
  578. Protective Puts
  579. Portfolio Insurance
  580. Checking Your Understanding
  581. Option Valuation
  582. A General Framework
  583. Intrinsic Values and Time Values
  584. Boundaries on Option Prices
  585. The Black–Scholes Model
  586. Put Option Valuation
  587. Summarizing the Factors Affecting Options Prices
  588. Hedge Ratios
  589. Using the Black–Scholes Model
  590. Checking Your Understanding
  591. An Investor’s Perspective on Puts and Calls
  592. What Puts and Calls Mean to Investors
  593. The Evolutionary Use of Options
  594. Stock Index Options
  595. The Basics of Stock Index Options
  596. Strategies with Stock Index Options
  597. The Popularity of Stock Index Options
  598. Summary
  599. Questions
  600. Problems
  601. Computational Problems
  602. Spreadsheet Exercises
  603. Checking Your Understanding
  604. Chapter 20: Futures Contracts
  605. An Overview of Futures Markets
  606. Why Futures Markets?
  607. What Is Traded in the Futures Markets?
  608. The Structure of Futures Markets
  609. U.S. Futures Exchanges
  610. Foreign Futures Markets
  611. The Clearinghouse
  612. Checking Your Understanding
  613. The Mechanics of Trading
  614. Futures Contracts
  615. Basic Procedures
  616. Margin
  617. Checking Your Understanding
  618. Using Futures Contracts
  619. Hedgers
  620. How to Hedge with Futures
  621. Speculators
  622. Calculating Rate of Return on Futures Contracts
  623. Checking Your Understanding
  624. Financial Futures
  625. Foreign Currency Futures
  626. Interest Rate Futures
  627. Stock-Index Futures
  628. Single Stock Futures
  629. Summary
  630. Questions
  631. Problems
  632. Computational Problems
  633. Checking Your Understanding
  634. Part Seven: Investment Management
  635. Chapter 21: Managing Your Financial Assets
  636. A Perspective on Investing in Financial Assets
  637. Managing Your Financial Assets
  638. Individual Investors Vary Widely
  639. Checking Your Understanding
  640. Formulate an Appropriate Investment Strategy
  641. Investor Objectives
  642. Assessing Your Risk Tolerance
  643. Establishing Your Return Expectations
  644. Checking Your Understanding
  645. What Issues Do Investors Face in Their Financial Planning?
  646. Liquidity Needs
  647. Time Horizon
  648. Tax Considerations
  649. Regulations
  650. Unique Individual Circumstances
  651. Investor Expectations as a Part of Financial Planning
  652. Rate of Return Assumptions
  653. Checking Your Understanding
  654. Implementing Investing Strategies
  655. Asset Allocation
  656. Portfolio Optimization
  657. Basic Investment Management Strategies
  658. Financial Planning on an Ongoing Basis
  659. Tax-Advantaged Investing
  660. Monitoring Market Conditions
  661. Checking Your Understanding
  662. Rebalancing a Portfolio of Financial Assets
  663. Determining the Success of Your Financial Planning
  664. Summary
  665. Questions
  666. Spreadsheet Exercises
  667. Checking Your Understanding
  668. Chapter 22: Evaluation of Investment Performance
  669. A Framework for Evaluating and Assessing Portfolio Performance
  670. Performance Measurement Issues
  671. Three Questions to Answer in Measuring Portfolio Performance
  672. Return Calculations
  673. Risk Considerations
  674. Checking Your Understanding
  675. Performance Benchmarks and Performance Universes
  676. Performance Universes
  677. Performance Benchmarks
  678. A Straightforward Approach to Performance Evaluation
  679. Risk-Adjusted Measures of Performance
  680. The Sharpe Ratio
  681. Treynor’s Reward to Volatility
  682. Checking Your Understanding
  683. Jensen’s Alpha
  684. Information Ratio
  685. M2
  686. Sortino Ratio
  687. Checking Your Understanding
  688. Style Analysis and Performance Attribution
  689. Style Analysis
  690. Performance Attribution
  691. Money Managers and Performance Presentations
  692. Checking Your Understanding
  693. An Overview on Performance Evaluation
  694. Summary
  695. Questions
  696. Problems
  697. Computational Problems
  698. Spreadsheet Exercises
  699. Checking Your Understanding
  700. Glossary
  701. Index
  702. EULA

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