What you should know

Contents

• Introduction Introduction

  • What is financial statement analysis?

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    Common methods of analysis

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• 1. A Review of the Financial Statements 1. A Review of the Financial Statements

  • The accounting equation

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    Reading the balance sheet

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    Reading the income statement

    2m 48s
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    Evaluating the statement of cash flows

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• 2. The DuPont Framework 2. The DuPont Framework

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    Determining return on equity

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    Applying the DuPont framework

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    Example: Ford vs. General Motors

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• 3. Common-Size Financial Statements 3. Common-Size Financial Statements

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    Common-size overview

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    Common-size income statement

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    Common-size balance sheet

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    Example: Walmart vs. Target

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• 4. Profitability Ratios 4. Profitability Ratios

  • The many ways to define income and profit

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    Example: Nordstrom vs. Microsoft

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• 5. Efficiency Ratios 5. Efficiency Ratios

  • The operating cycle

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    Days' sales of inventory (DSI)

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    Average collection period

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    Examples: Harley and McDonald's

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• 6. Leverage Ratios 6. Leverage Ratios

  • Current ratio in theory and practice

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    The many debt ratios

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    Example: Comparing tech company debt ratios

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• 7. Limitations of Financial Statement Analysis 7. Limitations of Financial Statement Analysis

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    Limits to using past performance

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    Pitfalls of financial statement analysis

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    Avoid the temptation of a single reason

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• Conclusion Conclusion

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    What's next?

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