Wednesday, March 4, 2020

March 3,2020


  • Financial Analysis 
    • Equity: Ownership
      • Debt: Borrowing Money 
    • 2 ways to make money 
      • dividend: periodic income 
      • capital gains: selling the entire business, the stock price increase
    • Ratio Analysis 
      • price 
      • liquidity  ratio: ability to have cash on hand 
        • current ratio = current assets/current liabilities 
        • current assets: cash, accounts receivable, inventory 
        • current liabilities: accounts payable, salaries, rent 
        • the bigger the number the better: greater than 2 but less than 5 
        • Steady: 1.4-1.5
      • profitability ratio 
        • net profit margin: net income/sales/revenue 
          • net income: revenue-expense 
        • financial leverage ratio 
          • optimizing the mix of debt + equity  to maximize ROI
          • debt to equity ratio: debt/equity 
            • if the market goes up it's better to use debt financing if the market goes down it's better to not use debt financing 
        • return on investment ratio 
          • return on equity: net income/ total equity 
          • the investor wants money 4-6 years: management capability
        • shareholder ratios 
          • earning per share: net income/ # of shares - want it to be high 
          • price to earnings ratio: share price/ earnings per share: want it to be low