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Academy 02 Introduction to propositions, Buying products Get connected to B&R 1

 1. Summary  2. News & Experiences  3. Your portfolio  4. Propositions  5. Due diligence  6. Executing Propositions  7. Topic suggestions? 2

 What do you still know?  Stocks  Bonds  Investment funds  Trackers  Commodities  Commercial property  Currencies 3

 Dividend  Price Earnings  Risk exposure  Equity  Voting rights 4 AssetsLiabilities BuildingsEquity (stocks) PPELong term debt (bonds) CashShort term debt

 Debt  Coupons  Price Earnings  Risk exposure  Corporate Bonds and Government bonds 5

 Diversification  Dividend  Price earnings  Benchmarking 6

 Buildings  Price earnings  Rent  Large investments  Investment funds 7

 Exchange rate earnings  Hedging risk  Confidence  Rating 8

 Price earnings  Scarcity of resources 9

10 StocksDividend & Profits BondsCoupons & Profits Savings accountRisk free rate

 What did you encounter last week? ◦ Events ◦ Sentiment ◦ Consequences ◦ Efficient market hypothesis (EMH) 11

 Dexia and French banks  Greece (PIGS)  Euro  Unemployment US  Market today 12

 Risk vs. Return  Long term vs. Short term  Classes  Large vs. many positions  Leveraged investment 13

 Investment funds  Trackers  Company risk  Spreading risks  Sector differences 14

 Research  Selection (what and how) ◦ Trends  Discussion pro’s & cons in the group  Goals and Targets  Taking profits and losses  Annual returns 15

 Your stock proposals  Voting  Buying the stock 16

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 Your stock proposals  Voting  Buying the stock 18

 Market order  Limit order  Stop-Loss order 19

 Turbo’s (lecture 3) ◦ ABN Amro  Fundamental vs. Technical Analysis (lecture 4)  Options (lecture 5)  Option Strategies (lecture 6)  Day Trading 20

 Types of investment  How to make a sound Proposal  Executing an order Next lectures;  Tracking our position  … 21

Year Schedule 27 th of OctoberStart of the investment year Social Sus&Co 10 th of NovemberAcademy and social drink 24 th of NovemberSocial Sus&Co 26th of NovemberDay of the investor (Dutch event) 30 th of NovemberPoker tournament 1 st of decemberTraders Trophy 8 th of DecemberAcademy and social drink 11 th of AprilSymposium 22

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