Analysis Flashcards
Economic output=
Gross domestic product(GDP)/gross national product (GNP)
Straight line depreciation:
Writes off value of the assets evenly over the assets life.
Accelerated depreciation:
Front load deductions, increasing the early year amounts but reducing later year amounts
Intangible assets:
Trademarks and goodwill
- company acquires another firm for more than its book value
- excess purchase price over book value is termed “goodwill”
- illiquid
Tangible assets
Tangible assets= total assets-intangibles
Assets without intangible assets
Retained earnings:
If not all paid out in dividends, the company will have retained earnings.
-earnings belong to the common stockholders equity
Bond ratio=
Long term debt/total long term capital
Preferred stock ratio
Preferred stock/total long term capital
Common stock ratio=
Capital at par + capital in excess of par + retained earnings/total long term capital
If company were to liquidate what will the common shareholders receive.
*to see if the stock is overvalued or undervalued:
Book value per common share=
Common equity-intangibles/#of common shares outstanding
The funds that would be available to pay off bond holders in a liquidation
Bond holders gave claim over general creditors.
Net tangible asset value per bond=
Tangible assets-current liabilities/number of $1000 par bonds outstanding
What increases retained earnings?
Net income
What decreases retained earnings?
Dividend distributions
Ratios used to measure “profitability” are:
- Operating margin of profit
- times interest earned
- net profile ratio
- return on assets
Operating margin of profit=
Operating profit/net sales
*compares operating margin to net sales
Bond interest coverage=
Total operating and non-operating income/ bond interest expense
*measures the ability of corporation to meet its bond interest expenses
Net profit ratio=
Net income after tax/net sales
*the final profitability of the company after all expenses are deducted
Return in assets ratio=
Net income after tax/ total tangible assets
Earnings per common share=
Earnings available for common/common shares outstanding
Return in common equity=
earnings available for common/common equity
Dividend payout ratio:
Common dividends paid\earnings for common
Value line:
Follows the 1,700 stocks in its value line investment surgery and produces research reports on each of these
-rating if 1-5, 1 being the best rating
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Produces individual research reports on widely held stocks
Member firm in house research department
Produce reports on the stocks that they follow, usually rating them as “accumulate”, “hold”, or “sell”