Earnings Flashcards

1
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What does EBIT stand for

A

Earnings Before Interest and Taxes

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2
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What does EBITDA stand for

A

Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation and Amortisation

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3
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What is amortisation

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  1. the action or process of reducing or paying off a debt with regular payments.
  2. the action or process of gradually writing off the initial cost of an asset.
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4
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Which companies is the EBITDA measure usually used for

A

Companies/industries with a high level of fixed assets

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5
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What does EPS stand for

A

Earnings per share

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6
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How is EPS calculated

A

A company’s total earnings/the number of outstanding shares

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7
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How is a P/E (price to earning) ratio calculated

A

Share price/EPS

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8
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How is the P/E ratio normally used

A

It is used to find the relative values for the earnings of companies in the same industry.

Companies with high P/E compared to industry peers is considered overvalued and vice versa

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9
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How is the earnings yield calculated

A

EPS for 12 month period/Share price

Inverse of P/E ratio

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10
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What form should you use to get the good info on an earnings report

A

the form 10-Q

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11
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What financial statements of the 10Q form should be monitored

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Balance sheet
Income sheet
Cash flow statement
Check any law suits as well

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12
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What are consolidated financial statements

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Combination of the financial statements of the parent company’s subsidiaries

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