Formula Flashcards

1
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Rights value (ex-rights) formula(Used on or after ex-date)

A

Rights needed per new share

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2
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Rights value (cum-rights) formula (Used prior to ex-date)

A

​Rights needed per new share +1

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3
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Dividend payout ratio=

A

annual earnings per share

*part of fundamental analysis

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4
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Current Ratio

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=current assets / current liabilities

Measures ability to pay short-term obligations

*part of fundamental analysis

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5
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Net working capital

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=current assets - current liabilities

Determines liquid cash and marketable assets on hand

*part of fundamental analysis

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6
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Quick assets

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QA=current assets - inventory

like looking in the wallet of a company.

*part of fundamental analysis

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7
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Quick ratio

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Also known as the acid test ratio
Used to determine a company’s liquidity

=current assets - inventory / current liabilities

*part of fundamental analysis

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8
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Debt service coverage ratio

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=net operating income/debt service requirements

​Measures ability to pay debts

*part of fundamental analysis

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9
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net operating income

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= gross income (profit) - operating expenses

*part of fundamental analysis

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10
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Earnings per share (EPS)

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= (Net income - pref divs) / ( Outstanding shares)

net income=gross - expenses
MINUS pref div = earnings avilable to common stock shareholder

*part of fundamental analysis

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11
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Price-to-earnings (PE) ratio

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Compares a security’s market price to earnings

=COMMON STOCK Market price/EPS

High PE Ratio (v.s. low)
**
May indicate an overpriced investment (v.s. underpriced)
***Typical of growth companies (v.s. value comp)

*part of fundamental analysis

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12
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Conversion ratio

A

=Par/Conversion Price

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13
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Conversion Price

A

=Par/Conversion Ratio

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14
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Parity price of preferred stock

A

=common stock market price “x” conversion ratio

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15
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Nominal yield

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= Annual income / Par

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16
Q

Current yield

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= Annual income / Market price

17
Q

Stock parity price
Bond parity price
(Convertible bonds)

A

SPP=(bond market price) /(conversion ratio)

​BPP=stock price x conv. ratio

18
Q

Debt service coverage ratio

DSCR

A

=(net operating income) / (debt service requirement)
Measures ability to pay debts