Financial ratios can be a helpful tool when trying to determine if a stock is a good investment. The most common ratios are debt to equity, cash to debt, and return on equity. By looking at a company's financial ratios, you can get a better idea of its financial health and make a more informed investment decision.

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(00:00) Introduction

(01:29) Current Ratio

(03:13) Cash Ratio

(05:18) Operating Cash Ratio

(10:22) Debt Ratio

(14:31) Conclusion

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Operational Ratios are essential for investors to understand a company's financial performance. In this video, we provide an overview of some of the most important operational ratios, including ROE and ROIC.

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(00:00) Introduction

(02:04) Gross Margin

(04:22) Operating Margin

(08:05) Net Margin

(11:26) Operating Ratio

(20:10) Return on Asset

(24:11) Operating Income

(26:50) Capital Employed

(27:13) Return On Invested Capital

(30:52) Conclusion

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In this video, we'll take a deep dive into valuation ratios (PE,PEG, PB, etc). These ratios are important because they can tell us whether a company is undervalued or overvalued. We'll also discuss how to use these ratios when making investment decisions.

Episode Outline

(00:00) Introduction

(01:53) Price to Earnings

(08:10) Earnings

(14:47) Earnings Growth

(17:54) Price to Book

(21:12) Price to Free Cash Flow

(24:35) Price to Sales

(26:51) Price to EBIT

(31:09) EBIT

(35:31) EBITDA

(38:23) Conclusion

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This video discusses three types of ratios that are commonly used in business valuation: operational, financial, and valuation ratios. Each ratio provides a different perspective on the company's performance and condition. Operational ratios focus on the company's day-to-day operations, financial ratios focus on the company's financial statements, and valuation ratios focus on the company's stock price.

Episode Outline

(00:00) Introduction

(01:20) Valuation Ratio

(06:22) Operational ratio

(09:18) Ratio and Metrics

(09:51) What is the Financial Health of the Company?

(14:16) Why are these Ratios important?

(20:30) Conclusion

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Operational ratios tell us We often measure a car's efficiency by measuring miles per gallon. Similarly, there are ratios that tell us how we can measure how efficiently a company is operating. Let's have a look!

This episode is all about the liability and equity side of the balance sheet. We'll discuss how to properly record and report liabilities and equity, and how to avoid common mistakes. We'll also explore how changes in liabilities and equity can affect a company's financial statements. Tune in for all this and more!

Episode Outline

(00:00) Introduction

(01:09) Relationships Between Financial Statements

(04:26) Retained Earnings

(06:10) Cash Flow Statement

(12:36) Net Change

(17:09) How Cash Flow Statement Ties into Balance Sheet?

(21:26) Balance Sheet and Cash & Income Statements

(24:01) A Cash Flow Statement in a Cup Statement

(25:09) Interest Expense

(27:17) Equity and Liability

(31:46) Conclusion

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The Cash Flow Statement (CFS) is one of the most important financial tools used by businesses to track inflows and outflows of cash. By understanding how to read and use a CFS, businesses can make more informed decisions about where to allocate their resources. A CFS can be used to track a variety of financial data, including operating activities, investing activities, and financing activities. By understanding the different types of data that can be tracked on a CFS, businesses can gain a better understanding of their overall financial health.

Episode Outline

(00:00) Introduction

(01:27) Cash Flow from Investing Activity

(04:59) Long Term Assets

(06:18) Depreciation

(10:09) CapEx

(15:52) Making a Loan

(18:05) Cashflow from Financing Activities

(20:31) The Line Between Investing Activities and Financing Activities

(24:10) Conclusion

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Want to learn how to decipher the cash flow statement like a pro? Then this video is for you! We'll go through everything you need to know to understand this important financial statement.

Episode Outline

(00:00) Introduction

(00:56) Cashflow Statement

(07:23)Cash Flow

(08:59) Depreciation and Amortization

(10:07) Operating Activities

(16:11) Conclusion

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In this episode, we explore the liability and equity side of the balance sheet. This is an important topic that you don't want to miss! We'll be discussing how to properly record and report liabilities and equity, so make sure to tune in.

Episode Outline

(00:00) Introduction

(01:04) Current Liabilities vs. Long Term Liabilities

(06:24) Elastics

(09:12) Capital Obligations

(11:33) Long Term Liabilities

(12:12) Pension Liabilities

(14:01) Shareholders Equity

(15:49) Retained Earnings

(21:37)  Buybacks

(22:53) Conclusion

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Let's take a deep dive into valuation ratios! These ratios tell us how cheap or expensive a company is.