From the lesson Barf Ka Bosa
Wed, 07 Jan 2009 08:27:55 -0000
Menkapil, it’s a good post. However I recommend you to place your post in relevant community.
Menkapil, it’s a good post. However I recommend you to place your post in relevant community.
Amit, you are right EPS certainly influence Capital structure. This particular question is based on interpretation. And response may vary depending on interpretations. My source of this information is from schweser Test Bank.
Thanks for your response. Even I love to add more content on Analytical reasoning. Give me a week, I am struck up in something urgent. Hope thats fine with you
Amit: Earnings per share are a result of all of the firm’s activities and may or may not be materially influenced by the firm’s capital structure.
hmm, thats a good thought but I think there might be some logistic problems for CFA. As students across the globe appear for this exam.
There is no restriction on the number of attempts, but the exam is conducted once in a year
8.5% of cumulative probability is quite low. Those who does pass all 3 levels in their first attempts are real genius(with luck on their side)
It is really impressive information; can I request you to add analysis of other players like LatitudeU, Studeous, OpenLearn, ELGG, L3RN, and Ask ePals.
I can bet that even Investment genius(like Warren Buffett or John templeton) may not favor either Risk or Return blindly w/o considering n number of factors. These factors can be geography specific, industry-specific, economic-specific or/and individual-specific.
Given the list of investment options available, i like to rank them in order of risk and return
Safe to Risky
Govt Secs – FD – Bonds (with high rating) – Gold – Property – MF – Secondary Stocks – Primary Stocks
Return (from Highest to Lowest)
Stocks – Property/MF – Gold – FD/Bonds – Govt Securities
Yes, you are right rkMittal. The standard practice is to have 4 or more options. But CFA has announced that they plan to have 3 options from next year. It may encourage guessing practice among the learners. Therefore even i don’t completely agree with their decision.
Yes, you are partially right. Profit maximization is one of the main objective of company management. But profit maximization doesn’t always guarantee that the benefits are passed to owners (shareholders). Profit amount can be used by management in low return projects or paid higher dividends to preferential shareholders.
The end objective of optimal capital structure is to maximize the owner’s interest by way of increasing stock’ price.