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Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management
1. Introduction to Investment
2. Macroeconomic and Industry Analysis
3. Security Analysis: Equity Valuation
4. Security Analysis: Fixed-Income
5. Technical Analysis
6. Portfolio Theory
7. The Portfolio Management Process
8. Portfolio Performance Evaluation
9. Advanced Topics and Applied Management
Macroeconomic and Industry Analysis
Global Economic Analysis
Role of Macroeconomic Analysis in Investing
Top-Down Investment Approach
Economic Forecasting
Asset Allocation Decisions
Key Economic Indicators
Gross Domestic Product
Real vs. Nominal GDP
GDP Growth Rates
GDP Components
Inflation Rates
Consumer Price Index
Producer Price Index
Core Inflation
Inflation Expectations
Interest Rates
Central Bank Policy Rates
Yield Curves
Real vs. Nominal Rates
Term Structure of Interest Rates
Unemployment Rates
Labor Force Participation
Types of Unemployment
Natural Rate of Unemployment
Other Key Indicators
Industrial Production
Consumer Confidence
Housing Starts
Trade Balance
Business Cycles
Expansion
Peak
Contraction
Trough
Leading Indicators
Lagging Indicators
Coincident Indicators
Cycle Duration and Amplitude
Monetary and Fiscal Policy
Tools of Monetary Policy
Open Market Operations
Discount Rate
Reserve Requirements
Quantitative Easing
Tools of Fiscal Policy
Government Spending
Taxation
Budget Deficits and Surpluses
Policy Impacts on Markets
Interest Rate Effects
Currency Effects
Sector Rotation Effects
Industry Analysis
Purpose of Industry Analysis
Industry Performance Drivers
Competitive Positioning
Investment Opportunities
Industry Classification Systems
Global Industry Classification Standard
North American Industry Classification System
Standard Industrial Classification
Industry Life Cycle
Pioneering Development
Rapid Growth
Mature Growth
Stabilization and Decline
Investment Implications
Competitive Structure Analysis
Threat of New Entrants
Bargaining Power of Buyers
Bargaining Power of Suppliers
Threat of Substitute Products
Intensity of Rivalry
Complementary Products
Industry Trends and Drivers
Demand Drivers
Supply Factors
Cost Structure Analysis
Pricing Power
Regulatory and Technological Factors
Regulatory Environment
Technological Disruption
Innovation Cycles
Environmental Factors
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