Performance Ratios
The most common thought among business owners, consultants, investors and students is the ‘bottom line’. The proper word is of course ‘PROFIT’.
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Leverage Ratios
Leverage ratios refers to the use of borrowed funds to increase the profits of the company.
Value Investing
Value investing is a concept of buying and selling stocks based on business fundamentals and not as a reaction to news or market trends.
Price to Cash Flow
The price to cash flow ratio is a valuation tool used to assist buyers and sellers of stock in determining timing of purchases or the disposition of shares.
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Activity Ratios
The majority of activity ratios measure the ability of the company to turn assets into earnings.
20 Private Industry Sectors
The gross domestic product comprises 20 private industry sectors and two government groups. All together 22 distinct sectors contribute to the gross domestic product (GDP).
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Liquidity Ratios
Liquidity ratios are a group of ratios used to measure the ability of a business operation to meets its current obligations.
Insolvency – Detection
Insolvency refers to the ability to pay bills in a timely manner. It does not mean bankruptcy but long-term insolvency is a underlying factor of bankruptcy.
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Return on Equity
Another performance ratio used in business is return on equity. It is similar to return on assets except return on equity uses one section of the bottom half of the balance sheet.
Operating Cash Ratio – Formula and Understanding
Unlike the other liquidity ratios that are balance sheet derived, the operating cash ratio is more closely connected to activity (income statement).
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