What are the siginificance of financial ratios (i.e. current ratio; DSO; TATO; profit margin; ROA; ROI)? How do they help us interpert financial data? What are the differences between ratios (i.e. profiability; liquidity; leverage)? What information do they provide for us?

Q: Choose all that apply: The following ratios may be impacted by the adoption of the new standard: A. Revenue growth B. Net margin C. Return on equity D. Price to earnings multiples E. Return on assets F. Debt to equity G. Current ratio The Question is: Why "Debt to equity" and "Current ratios" may be impacted?

How to forecast financial statements?

What are some uses and limitations of financial ratios?

Explain the meaning of the Accounting Period Assumption. Why the Accounting Period Assumption is important when analysing ratios.

Define financial statement analysis and how do users use liquidity and efficiency, solvency, profitability, and market prospect? In other words are are the building blocks of analysis used?

What is the purpose of looking at financial ratios and other data as a financial analyst?  What other ways can you do data analysis?

Compare the key Financial Ratios?

Which of the following is NOT a type of ratio analysis used by managers to interpret the numbers in financial statements? O liquidity O operating O activity O profitability

Explain how the credit analyst's focus will differ from the investment analyst's focus. What do each of the following ratios measure? Liquidity ratios Activity ratios Leverage ratios Profitability ratios Market ratios Explain the difference between Horizontal and Vertical analysis.