J10/AF4 Flashcards
Nominal Stock
Investment Amount / (clean price / 100) x coupon
gross income from bond
Net income yield
Gross Income - tax / amount invested x 100
Annual interest
Amount invested x AER
EPS
Profit ordinary Shareholders / No. ordinary shares
What was made in the year and what could have been given as dividends after everyone else paid
Dividend yield (income)
Net dividend per share / current share price x 100
Dividend compared to current share price. Compare asset classes
Dividend Cover (Income)
EPS / Dividend per share
Covering dividend with EPS. HOw many time declared dividend could be paid - sustainability
Payout ratio (Income) - Reverse dividend cover
Dividend per share / EPS
% of profit that has been distributed
P/E Ratio (Growth)
Current market price / EPS
Current price vs historic earnings. Number only. Same sector. No. years to get share price back if company made same EPS each year and gave that money out
PEG Ratio (Growth)
PE Ratio / Earnings growth %
Need PE ratio & EPS first. Anticipated earnings growth - potential value. Assumption/forecast. Earnings grow a decimal.
NAV (risk)
Net assets ordinary shareholders / No. ordinary shares
Net assets = Assets - liabilities - pref shares
Ordinary s/h chance of getting money back.
Gearing ratio
Long term loans + pref shares / total equity - pref shares (ordinary shares)
Proportion of share capital being leveraged
Current Ratio (Working capital)
Current assets / current liabilities
Cash flow. Enough cash to pay back liabilities. Don’t want too high as need money working. 1.5-2 good
Liquidity ratio (quick or acid test)
Current assets - stock / current liabilities
More cautious than current ratio. Should be at least 1. Business need cash/capital available
Return on equity (net)
Net profit after tax + pref dividends / capital & reserves (s/h funds)
Net income / equity capital.
Actual profit as % money invested. After tax
Return on capital employed (b4 tax)
Profit before interest & tax / capital employed (s/h funds + long-term debt)
Capital employed = ordinary s/h funds + long-term debt
Profit compared to all capital