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Analysis Beginner:
Tools and Tips to Evaluate Investments
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1.
Which source of company information includes the costs of producing the company's goods?
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The balance sheet
The annual report
The income statement
The prospectus
The income statement. This statement includes income and costs.
2.
Investors who want high returns on investment may want stocks with _______ betas.
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Low
Medium
High
High. The higher the beta, the higher the possible returns.
3.
Balance sheets balance _______.
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Equity with debt
Assets with liabilities
Taxes with income
All of the above
Assets with liabilities. Equity, debt, taxes, and income are all included in assets and liabilities.
4.
A high inventory turnover ratio indicates that _______.
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A company is managing its inventory efficiently
A company is managing its inventory inefficiently
A company is losing money from its inventory
A company is making profits from its inventory
A company is managing its inventory efficiently. It is a measure of a company's success with inventory.
5.
There are reasons why a low price-to-book ratio may not be a good thing for investors. Which of the following is not one of those reasons?
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The company relies very heavily on its intellectual property
The company isn't being run very well
The company has little in the way of assets
The company is earning a high return on its assets
The company is earning a high return on its assets. This is actually a good thing for investors.
6.
Profit margin is a widely used measure in business. It measures earnings compared to _______.
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Assets
Taxes
Sales
Sales. Profit margin compares earnings to sales, where the earnings are either before taxes or after.
7.
To calculate a stock's price/earnings ratio, divide the present market price of a share by its earnings per share for the last 12 months.
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True
False
True. This is the correct way to figure price/earnings ratio.
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