Analysis Beginner:
Tools and Tips to Evaluate Investments
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1.
A company's book value is _______.
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The value of its assets minus liabilites
Its market value
The value of its stock returns
The value of its assets minus liabilites. Book value is the value of a company's assets.
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.
You will find a company's audited financial statements in its ________.
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Prospectus
Annual report
Balance sheet
Annual report. The annual report contains audited confirmations of its financial statements.
4.
Asset utilization ratios are used to _______.
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Increase profits
Reduce expenses
Determine how a company manages its assets
Determine how a company manages its profits
Determine how a company manages its assets. Ultimately, asset utilization ratios help to measure a company's efficiency.
5.
Return on equity is a measurement that stock investors watch closely. It measures ________ compared to equity.
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Taxes
Earnings before taxes
Earnings after taxes
Earnings after taxes. In other words, return on equity measures what a company is earning for stockholders.
6.
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.
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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