LO 4 Flashcards

(53 cards)

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Basic EPS represents

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income available to common shareholders per share

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Diluted EPS is similar to Basic EPS expect that

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it takes into account convertible securities outstanding

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4 types of convertible securities

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convertible preferred shares
convertible debt
employee stock options
warrants

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profit margin indicate

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how profitable a company is

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gross profit margin measures

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how good a company is at controlling expenses directly related to generating revenue

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operating profit margin measures

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how profitable a company is while performing its regular day-to-day business that is expected to continue

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pretax margins strips out

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the effects of taxes from net income in order to make an apples-to-apples comparison between companies in different tax juridictions

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current ratio measures

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company’s ability to meet its current liabilities

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higher current ratios are good but if it is too high

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it may indicate inefficient asset allocation

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10
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current ratio is a good way to

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measure a company’s liquidity over time

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quick ratio measures

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the company’s ability to meet short-term obligations with liquid assets

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cash ratio helps a company

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assess their liquidity position if all short term debt became due immediately

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higher ratios for long term debt to equity indicate

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higher risk and leverage since it indicates that the company is funding a bigger portion of their assets with debt

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5 limitations of balance sheet ratio analysis

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  1. significant judgment required
  2. only measure liquidity/leverage at the END of reporting period
  3. current ratio is crude measure of liquidity
  4. current ratios can be heavily influenced by management
  5. judgement required to determine reasonable range
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higher cash flow to revenue ratios indicate

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the company operates primarily in cash or is better at collecting receivables

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higher cash return on assets ratios indicate

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that a company is generating higher cash returns for debt and equity holders

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performance ratios give a sense at

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how good a firm is at generating cash from their operations

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higher cash return on equity ratios indicate

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that a company is generating higher cash returns for equity shareholders

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higher cash to income ratios indicate

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that a firm extracts more cash from operations per dollar earned from operations

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solvency ratios measure

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a company’s ability to stay in business in the long term

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liquidity ratios help analysts understand

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a company’s ability to meet its short-term obligations

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coverage ratios help analysts determine

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the company’s ability to generate cash in order to pay its obligations

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debt coverage ratio measures

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a firm’s financial risk and leverage based on the cash flow they’re able to generate

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interest coverage ratio measures

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the firm’s ability to meet its interest obligations on its outstanding debt based on the cash flow it generates

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reinvestment ratio measures
a firm's ability to adequately replenish assets using the cash flow it generates
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debt payment ratio
measure's a firm's ability to pay down its long term debt with the cash flow it generates
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dividend payment ratio measures
the firm's ability to pay dividends using its operating cash flows
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investing and financing ratio measures
the firm's ability to acquire assets, pay debt and distribute earnings to shareholders
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activity ratios measure
asset utilization and operating efficiency
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inventory turnover ratio indicates
resources tied up in inventory - a measure of carrying costs
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higher inventory turnover ratios mean
shorter inventory holding periods and more efficient management relative to peers
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receivables turnover measures
how well a company converts revenue into cash for companies who offer sales on credit
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two things that higher receivable turnover ratio indicates
a company is better at collecting cash on their sales or the company is too stringent on their credit policies and are losing sales to competitors as a result
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payables turnover is a
short-term liquidity metric to measure the rate at which the company pays off its suppliers
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if inventory purchases are not available for the payables turnover ratio,
COGS can be used
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working capital turnover ratio measures
how efficiently the company generates income with its working capital
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easy for management to manipulate working capital turnover by
selling short term debt which decreases working capital and increases the ratio
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fixed asset turnover ratio measures
how efficiently the company generates revenue from its fixed asset investments
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profitability ratios measure
how well a company is able to generate profits during a reporting period
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return on assets measures
how much a company is earning on its total assets
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valuation ratios give analysts
a quick way to see how much value is embedded in the current price of a share of the company's stock
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most widely used metric by investors
price to earnings
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used instead of p/e when the quality of a company's financials are in question
price to cash flow
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price to earnings is sensitive to
non-recurring earnings and is more easy to manipulate by management
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price to cash flow is still susceptible to
manipulation since management could simply issue new debt or sell equipment to generate cash and lower this ratio
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used instead of p/e when a company is in its early development phase and may not have a positive net income
price to sales
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most difficult valuation ratio to manipulate
price to sales
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least informative valuation ratio
price to sales since it gives no info about how well the company controls costs
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price to book value measures
how inflated a company's share price is over the accounting book value of all its assets
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return on assets ratio measures
whether the company is providing sufficient net income to their shareholders and debtholders
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return on common equity is always ____ return on equity
greater than or equal to
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increase in "return on total capital" means
the firm generates more EBIT given for a given level of assets
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when calculating diluted EPS, interest saved is
multiplied by (1-t)