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what are three main types of securities

Equity securities


debt securities


derivative securities

what are two main types of equity securities

common shares


Preferred shares

Name three examples of debt securites

bonds


banknotes


debenture bonds

name three examples of derivative securities

forwards, options, swaps


what type of securities is non-convertible

equity securities

Equity securities represent a claim on the earnings and assets of a corporation, while debt securities are investments in debt instruments. For example, a stock is an equity security, while a bond is a debt security.equity securities don't have a known value amount

What two types of investments have readily determinable market values

1) trading securities


2) securities available for sale

Identify two kinds of amortizations

1) amortization of bond investment


2) amortization of bond payable

Amortization of bond investments is when you

Purchase a bond

Amortization of bond payable is when you

Sell a bond

What is the definition of fair value or market value of an asset

The current selling price of an asset and the amount required to settle the liability

The fair value or market value of an asset is considered exit value not entry value

What is the definition of the present value measurement basis

The present value of a future cash flow is its discounted value

Usually used for non current debt like bonds and long-term notes

Which two accounts reflect all measurement bases through revenue and expense recognition

Retained earnings which also includes net income

Is a bond premium an adjunct or contra account

Adjunct account

Is a bond discount an adjunct or contra account

Contra account

Is an allowance for uncollectible accounts an adjunct or contra account

Contra account

Is accumulated depreciation valuation account

No

Is allowance for doubtful account evaluation account

Yes

Is valuation allowance valuation account

Yes

Are Bond premiums and discounts valuation accounts

No

What are three ways ways to evaluate a firms worth on the balance sheet

1) total net assets or total owners equity


2) market value of net identifiable assets (liquidation value)


3) total value of the firm (its market capitalization)

2) market value of net identifiable assets (liquidation value) - the amount of cash that would remain after selling all identifiable assets and would require assets appraised



3) total value of the firm (its market capitalization) - total value of the firms outstanding stock

Equity is made up of with two different types of stocks

1) common stock


2) preferred stock