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Page 1: Financial Ratios Clicker Quiz. What is this ratio? Market Price Per Share Earnings Per Share A. Inventory Turnover B. Accounts Receivable Turnover C

Financial Ratios Financial Ratios

Clicker Quiz

Page 2: Financial Ratios Clicker Quiz. What is this ratio? Market Price Per Share Earnings Per Share A. Inventory Turnover B. Accounts Receivable Turnover C

What is this ratio?What is this ratio?

Market Price Per Share Earnings Per Share

A. Inventory TurnoverB. Accounts Receivable TurnoverC. Price Earnings RatioD. Debt to Equity

Page 3: Financial Ratios Clicker Quiz. What is this ratio? Market Price Per Share Earnings Per Share A. Inventory Turnover B. Accounts Receivable Turnover C

Price Earnings RatioPrice Earnings Ratio

Public’s confidence in the future growth of the company

Page 4: Financial Ratios Clicker Quiz. What is this ratio? Market Price Per Share Earnings Per Share A. Inventory Turnover B. Accounts Receivable Turnover C

What is this ratio?What is this ratio?

Total LiabilitiesStockholder’s Equity

A. Inventory TurnoverB. Accounts Receivable TurnoverC. Price Earnings RatioD. Debt to Equity

Page 5: Financial Ratios Clicker Quiz. What is this ratio? Market Price Per Share Earnings Per Share A. Inventory Turnover B. Accounts Receivable Turnover C

Debt to Equity RatioDebt to Equity Ratio

Proportions of debt to equityStockholders like it more than 1 since

they will have more controlCreditors would like it less than 1 since

the company is financed more by owners than creditors

Page 6: Financial Ratios Clicker Quiz. What is this ratio? Market Price Per Share Earnings Per Share A. Inventory Turnover B. Accounts Receivable Turnover C

What is this ratio?What is this ratio?

Cost of Goods SoldAverage inventory

A. Inventory TurnoverB. Accounts Receivable TurnoverC. Price Earnings RatioD. Debt to Equity

Page 7: Financial Ratios Clicker Quiz. What is this ratio? Market Price Per Share Earnings Per Share A. Inventory Turnover B. Accounts Receivable Turnover C

Inventory TurnoverInventory Turnover

How many times inventory has been bought and sold during the year.

4.0 Times would mean it is sold once a quarter. 12 times is once a month

Page 8: Financial Ratios Clicker Quiz. What is this ratio? Market Price Per Share Earnings Per Share A. Inventory Turnover B. Accounts Receivable Turnover C

What is this ratio?What is this ratio?

Sales on AccountAverage Accounts Receivable

A. Inventory TurnoverB. Accounts Receivable TurnoverC. Price Earnings RatioD. Debt to Equity

Page 9: Financial Ratios Clicker Quiz. What is this ratio? Market Price Per Share Earnings Per Share A. Inventory Turnover B. Accounts Receivable Turnover C

Accounts Receivable TurnoverAccounts Receivable Turnover

How many times a company converts its receivables into cash each year.

52 times would be once a week – 7 days

Page 10: Financial Ratios Clicker Quiz. What is this ratio? Market Price Per Share Earnings Per Share A. Inventory Turnover B. Accounts Receivable Turnover C

What ratio is this?What ratio is this?

Dividends Per ShareMarket Price Per Share

A. Return on AssetsB. Dividend PayoutC. Return on EquityD. Dividend Yield

Page 11: Financial Ratios Clicker Quiz. What is this ratio? Market Price Per Share Earnings Per Share A. Inventory Turnover B. Accounts Receivable Turnover C

Dividend Yield RatioDividend Yield Ratio

Return (dividends) on current market price of the stock

Page 12: Financial Ratios Clicker Quiz. What is this ratio? Market Price Per Share Earnings Per Share A. Inventory Turnover B. Accounts Receivable Turnover C

What is the ratio?What is the ratio?

Dividends Per ShareEarnings Per Share

A. Return on AssetsB. Dividend PayoutC. Return on EquityD. Dividend Yield

Page 13: Financial Ratios Clicker Quiz. What is this ratio? Market Price Per Share Earnings Per Share A. Inventory Turnover B. Accounts Receivable Turnover C

Dividend Payout RatioDividend Payout Ratio

Portion of current earnings being paid out in dividends. Investors for dividends want this to be a large %. Investors seeking market price increase would like it to be small.

Page 14: Financial Ratios Clicker Quiz. What is this ratio? Market Price Per Share Earnings Per Share A. Inventory Turnover B. Accounts Receivable Turnover C

What is the ratio?What is the ratio?

Net IncomeAverage Total Assets

A. Return on AssetsB. Dividend PayoutC. Return on EquityD. Dividend Yield

Page 15: Financial Ratios Clicker Quiz. What is this ratio? Market Price Per Share Earnings Per Share A. Inventory Turnover B. Accounts Receivable Turnover C

Return on AssetsReturn on Assets

How well the managers are using the assets to produce income

We are ignoring the difference in comparable companies loans to buy the assets

Page 16: Financial Ratios Clicker Quiz. What is this ratio? Market Price Per Share Earnings Per Share A. Inventory Turnover B. Accounts Receivable Turnover C

What is this ratio?What is this ratio?

Net IncomeAverage Stockholder’s Equity

A. Return on AssetsB. Dividend PayoutC. Return on EquityD. Dividend Yield

Page 17: Financial Ratios Clicker Quiz. What is this ratio? Market Price Per Share Earnings Per Share A. Inventory Turnover B. Accounts Receivable Turnover C

Return on Stockholder’s Return on Stockholder’s EquityEquity

Measures how well the company used the owner’s investments to earn income

Page 18: Financial Ratios Clicker Quiz. What is this ratio? Market Price Per Share Earnings Per Share A. Inventory Turnover B. Accounts Receivable Turnover C

What is the ratio?What is the ratio?

Current Assets – Current Liabilities

A. Current RatioB. Book ValueC. Quick RatioD. Working Capital

Page 19: Financial Ratios Clicker Quiz. What is this ratio? Market Price Per Share Earnings Per Share A. Inventory Turnover B. Accounts Receivable Turnover C

Working CapitalWorking Capital

Excess of current assets to current liabilities. Shouldn’t have too much because you are not making your money work for you or you might have borrowed too much and are paying too much interest.

Page 20: Financial Ratios Clicker Quiz. What is this ratio? Market Price Per Share Earnings Per Share A. Inventory Turnover B. Accounts Receivable Turnover C

What is the ratio?What is the ratio?

Cash, Marketable Securities, A/R, Short N/RCurrent Liabilities

A. Current RatioB. Book ValueC. Quick RatioD. Working Capital

Page 21: Financial Ratios Clicker Quiz. What is this ratio? Market Price Per Share Earnings Per Share A. Inventory Turnover B. Accounts Receivable Turnover C

Acid Test (Quick) RatioAcid Test (Quick) Ratio

Should be more than 1. Measures a company’s ability to meet obligations without having to liquidate inventory.

Page 22: Financial Ratios Clicker Quiz. What is this ratio? Market Price Per Share Earnings Per Share A. Inventory Turnover B. Accounts Receivable Turnover C

What is the ratio?What is the ratio?

Current AssetsCurrent Liabilities

A. Current RatioB. Book ValueC. Quick RatioD. Working Capital

Page 23: Financial Ratios Clicker Quiz. What is this ratio? Market Price Per Share Earnings Per Share A. Inventory Turnover B. Accounts Receivable Turnover C

Current RatioCurrent Ratio

Measures company’s short term debt paying ability.

2 is a good number

Page 24: Financial Ratios Clicker Quiz. What is this ratio? Market Price Per Share Earnings Per Share A. Inventory Turnover B. Accounts Receivable Turnover C

What is the ratio?What is the ratio?

Common Stockholder’s Equity# of Common Shares Outstanding

A. Current RatioB. Book ValueC. Quick RatioD. Working Capital

Page 25: Financial Ratios Clicker Quiz. What is this ratio? Market Price Per Share Earnings Per Share A. Inventory Turnover B. Accounts Receivable Turnover C

Book Value Per ShareBook Value Per Share

Amount to be distributed to holders of each share of common stock if all assets were sold at their balance sheet carrying amounts after all creditors were paid off.

Does not equal market value.

Market Value represents future whereas book value represents historical