FIN 322 Investments

3 credit hours

This course blends theory and practice while surveying worldwide markets and a variety of individual investment options, including mutual funds. Students learn top-down, industry and technical analyses; also how to value individual stocks, real estate, fixed income and hybrid securities. They compare growth, value, and indexing styles and examine the roles of asset allocation, diversification, and international investments in managing risk and return. Students explore futures, options, duration, capital market theory, researching and investing online. They construct a model portfolio, measure and evaluate their financial performance. Note: Course offering cycles apply to the Adrian campus only.

Prerequisite:

ACC 203 Principles of Accounting I and MAT 143 Statistics And Society or MAT 174 Data Analysis And Statistics or MAT 142 Statistical Reasoning Via Application And Simulation

Course is Offered: Uncertain