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Working Capital

measures the excess funds the co. will have available for operations

Current ratio

indicates whether a company has enough ST assets to cover its ST debt

Acid-Test Ratio

measures a co's immediate debt paying ability (no inv. / prepaids)

A/R Turnover

ratio measures how many times a co. converts its receivables into cash year year

Avg days to collect A/R

measures how many days it takes to collect on A/R

Inventory turnover

measures how many times a co.'s inv has been sold and replaced during the year

Avg days to sell inventory

Approx. the number of days the co. could sell inventory without purchasing more

Debt to Assets

ratio measures the percentage of a co.'s assets that are financed by debt

Debt to equity ratio

-indicates the relative proportions of debt to equity on the balance sheet.


-Shareholders like alot of debt if the co. can take advantage of (+) financial leverage


-Creditors prefer less debt and more equity since equity has a buffer of protection

Times interest earned

a co.'s ability to provide protection for its LT creditors

Net margin

is the percentage remaining of each sales dollar after subtracting other expenses as well as COGS


Asset turnover ratio

measures how many sales dollars were generated for each dollar of assets invested

Return on assets ( ROI)

-shows how efficient a co. is at using its assets to generate earnings


-add back interest expense to ignore

Return on Equity

Measure the profitability of a co. generates with shareholders investments

Gross profit margin

measures how much of every dollar of revenue is left over paying COGS

Operating profit margin

measures how much of every dollar of revenue is left after paying variable costs

Cash turnover

the amt of times a co. has spent thru its cash during the year

working capital turnover

shows how a co. is using the working capital to generate sales

PPE turnover

how many dollars of sales co. gets for each dollar invested in PPE

Earnings yield

(inverse of PE) shows the % of each dollar invested in the stock that was earned

Dividend payout rate

percentage of earnings to paid to shareholders in dividend

Price to book

used to compare a stock markets value to its BV