Financial Analysis Techniques Flashcards
What do activity ratios indicate?
How well a firm uses its assets.
What are seven examples of activity ratios?
- Receivables turnover,
- days of sales outstanding,
- inventory turnover,
- days of inventory on hand,
- payables turnover,
- payables payment period, and
- turnover ratios for total assets, fixed assets, and working capital.
What do liquidity ratios indicate?
A firm’s ability to meet its short-term obligations.
What are five examples of liquidity ratios?
- Current ratio
- quick ratio
- cash ratios
- defensive interval ratio
- cash conversion cycle.
what do solvency ratios measure?
A firm’s ability to meet its long-term obligations.
What are six examples of solvency ratios?
- debt-to-equity,
- debt-to-capital,
- debt-to-assets,
- financial leverage,
- interest coverage, and
- fixed charge coverage ratios.
What do profitability ratios measure?
How well a firm generates operating income and net income.
What are seven profitability ratios?
- Net, gross, and operating profit margins,
- pretax margin,
- return on assets,
- operating return on assets,
- return on total capital,
- return on total equity, and
- return on common equity.
What do valuation ratio meaure?
The relative values of stocks.
What are five examples of valuation ratios?
- earnings per share
- price-to-earnings,
- price-to-sales,
- price-to-book value, and
- price-to-cash-flow ratios.
What is the basic DuPont equation?
ROE=
What is the extended DuPont equation?
ROE=