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| Financial ratios—such as ROI (return on investment) or ROA (return on assets)— are a valuable tool for measuring a company's progress against a financial goal, a certain competitor, or the overall industry. In this course, professors Jim and Kay Stice explain the financial ratios found on balance sheets, income statements, and cash-flow statements and provide examples from real-world companies such as Walmart, Nordstrom, and McDonald's. They help you understand how to use financial ratios to analyze or benchmark your company against other companies. Topics include: What are financial statements? Understanding the DuPont framework Working with common-size financial statements Reviewing profitability, efficiency, and leverage ratios Analyzing potential-pitfall ratio TOC Introduction 1m 40s Welcome 1m 40s 1. What Is Financial-Ratio Analysis? 5m 29s Impress friends with financial-ratio analysis 55s Introduction to financial-ratio analysis 4m 34s 2. A Review of the Financial Statements 17m 4s What are the financial statements? 1m 23s The balance sheet 7m 25s The income statement 3m 44s The statement of cash flows 4m 32s 3. The DuPont Framework 16m 1s The DuPont Company 1m 35s Return on equity 3m 34s DuPont framework 3m 50s DuPont framework: Target and Walmart 4m 34s What is the next step in the analysis? 2m 28s 4. Common-Size Financial Statements 16m 6s Olympic medals and GDP per capital 2m 7s Common-size overview 7m 3s Target's common-size income statement 3m 27s Target's common-size balance sheet 3m 29s 5. Profitability Ratios 19m 37s The most profitable items at McDonald's 2m 8s Nordstrom profitability overview 6m 25s Specific profitability ratios 6m 28s Price-earnings ratio 4m 36s 6. Efficiency Ratios 21m 25s Harry Winston vs. Walmart 2m 1s Number of days' sales in inventory 5m 44s Average collection period 4m 27s Length of the operating cycle 3m 44s Fixed-asset turnover and other resource-utilization ratios 5m 29s 7. Leverage Ratios 16m 16s Singapore Airlines's low leverage 1m 38s Current ratio 3m 40s Leverage ratios 10m 58s 8. Potential Pitfalls to Ratio Analysis 12m 27s New York Yankees 1m 56s Pitfalls: Lots of other information and lack of comparability 5m 56s Pitfalls: Looking for a "smoking gun" and excessively anchoring on the past 4m 35s Conclusion 7m 40s What financial ratio analysis cannot do 2m 21s Why do we do financial-ratio analysis? 5m 19s | ||||
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