Financial statements
i) balance sheet
ii) income statement
iii) statement of cash flows
iv) statement of changes in shareholders’ equity
Asset book value
value after accumulated depriciation
Shareholder equity
Assets - Liabilities (worth of the firm)
Assets = ?
Liabilities + Shareholders Equity
Firm’s market value
market price per share * shares
Liquidation value
what would be left if the firm sold all its assets and paid its liabilities
Market - Book ratio
market value of equity / book value of equity
What does a >1 Market Book ratio mean?
That the value of the firm’s assets as used currently exceeds their liquidation value
Debt- equity ratio (Leverage)
Total debt / Total equity
Value stocks
low market to book ratio
Growth stock
high market to book ratio
Enterprise value
Market capitalization + debt - cash
EPS (earnings per share)
Net Income / Shares outstanding
Gross margin
Gross profit / sales
Operating margin
Operating income / sales
Net profit margin
Net Profit / Sales
Asset turnover
Sales / Total assets
Fixed asset turnover
Sales / Fixed assets
Accounts receivable days (average collection period or days sales outstanding)
Accounts receivable / Average daily sales
Inventory turnover
Cost of goods sold / inventory
Interest coverage ratio
Interest / Earnings
Return on equity
Net income / Book value of equity
Return on assets
Net income / Total assets
DuPont identity
(Net income/sales) * (Sales/ Total assets) * (Total assets/ total equity) {profit margin x asset turnover x equity multiplier} these are the key drivers of net income.