Which of the following is a formula for a financial ratio? 1) earnings before interest and taxes / interest expense 2) (cash + marketable securities + A/R)/ current liabilities 3) average age of inventory/accounts payable period 4) (total shareholder equity-preferred stock) / shares outstanding
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Which of the following is a formula for a financial ratio?
1) earnings before interest and taxes / interest expense
2) (cash + marketable securities + A/R)/ current liabilities
3) average age of inventory/accounts payable period
4) (total shareholder equity-
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- A security analyst wants to analyze the stock of Exide Industries. Comment and analyze the stock on the following parameters: 1) ALTMAN Z Score2) ROCE3) Book Value of unquoted investment4) Market Value of Quoted Investment5) Debt to Profit In order to analyze the stock, screenshot of Exide Industries is attached below:What's transaction can increase the amount of treasury stock in which shown in Shareholders' Equity in Balance sheet ( in this picture is $-8,131) ,for example, retirement of treasury stock The picture attached is not the question, it's just illustrated supplementary of this question.Treasury Stock Refer to the information for Heitman Company above. Required: 1. How will this transaction affect stockholders equity? How will this transaction affect net income?
- Please use the attached images as well... Compute the following: 4. For fiscal 2020: Free Cash Flow to Equity 5. Market Capitalization, Market to Book Value and the Price-Earnings Ratio as of year-end 2020 Stock Prices in 2018 = $68.98 2019 = $84.15 2020 = $107.82For private firm, Altman adjusts the public model by changing the numerator for the variable X4 from the market value of equity to the book value of equity. The revised model follows:Z = .717 (X1) + .847 (X2) + 3.11 (X3) + .420 X4 + .998 (X5) Where:X1 = Net Working Capital/Total assetsX2 = Retained Earnings/Total AssetX3 = Earnings before interest and taxes/Total AssetsX4 = Book value of equity/Book value of Total LiabilitiesX5 = Sales/Total Assets The model predict bankruptcy when Z < 1.23. The range between 1.23 and 2.90 is labeled the “grey area”.The following table presents the independent variables from the three companies at the end of 2011. a) Calculate Altman Z-score for each company and interpret the results.b) Calculate the debt ratio for each of the companies.c) Explain the impact of increase debt ratio to Altman Z-score.(part A is correct, I just need help with B, C, D, and E) A. Calculate the Weights for debt, common equity, and preferred equity. (round final answers to 4 decimal places) Debt: 0.4 (correct) Preferred Equity: 0.04 (correct) Common Equity: 0.56 (correct) B. Calculate the cost of debt % C. Calculate the cost of preferred equity % D. calculate the cost of common equity % E. What is the firms weighted average cost of capital (WACC)%
- Which of the following decreases total equity? A. A stock split B. Recording Revenue C. The purchase of Treasury Stock D. Issuance of Convertible preferred stockn the formula ke >= (D1/P0) + g, what does (D1/P0) represent? Select one: a. The expected capital gains yield from a common stock b. The interest payment from a bond c. The expected dividend yield from a common stock d. The dividend yield from a preferred stockEquity Accounts Are there any other equity accounts than those listed below? Additionally what is the difference if they are "paid-in-capital" equity accounts? 1) Common Stock (Is common stock just those in parternships or propiertorships?) 2) Common Stock additional paid-in-capital 3) Preferred Stock (What exactly is preferred stock?) 4) Preferred Stock additional paid-in-capital 5) Retained Earnings
- Ma4. A company prepares its financial statements according to IFRS its financial statements include ordinary share capital and share premium the company used US gaap what would be likely account titles for these accounts, respectively •Common stock, par value, additional paid-in capital, Share purchase •Common stock additional paid-in capital •Preferred stock additional paid-in capital preferred stock •Common stock, par value, additional paid-in capital stock options 2) what is the term for actuaria gains and losses and how are they accounted for in the IFRS •Actuarial gains and losses accounted for as an OCI item •Remeasurement gains and losses accounted for as an OCI item •Remeasurement gains and losses accounted for as a profit or loss •Actuarial gains and losses accounted for as a profit or lossP1 M&M Proposition 2 states that the cost of a firm's common stock is directly related to the debt-to-equity ratio. both the debt-to-equity ratio and the required rate of return on the firm's underlying assets. the return of the market index. the required rate of return on the firm's underlying assets.Indicate whether each of the following transactions increases (+), decreases (−), or has no effect (NE) on total assets, total liabilities, and total stockholders’ equity. The first transaction is completed as an example. Transaction TotalAssets TotalLiabilities TotalStockholders’ Equity Issue common stock + NE + Issue preferred stock Purchase treasury stock Resell treasury stock
