Valuation ratios (5)
- Price to earning
- Most widely used valuation ratio
- Ratios of
- Current market price of a share of stock
- Company’s earnings per share
- Price to cash flow
- Price to sales
- Price to book value
Per-share valuation (6)
- Earnings per share
- Basic EPS: ratios of
- Net income available to common
- And weighted average number of common shares outstanding
- Diluted EPS
- A what-if value
- The lowest possible EPS that could have been reported if
- all firm securities can be converted into common stock
- That decrease basic EPS
- Dilutive securities
- Convertible debt
- Convertible preferred stock
- Option
- Warrants
- Numerator of diluted EPS increased by:
- After-tax interest savings on dilutive debt securities
- Dividends on any dilutive convertible preferred stock
- Denominator of diluted EPS increased by:
- Common share that result from conversion of exchange of dilutive securities
- Other per-share measures
- Cash flow per share
- EBIT per share
- EBITDA per share
- Per share measures are not comparable due to difference in outstanding shares
Dividends (7)
- Declared on per-common-share basis
- Dividends declared (8)
- Total dividends on a firm-wide basis
- Net income – dividends declared = retained earnings
- Used to grow the corporation
- Being distributed to equity holders
- Sustainable growth rate (9)
- Proportion of a firm’s net income that is retained to fund growth
- Retention rate (RR) (10)
- Proportion of earnings reinvested
- Proportion of a firm’s net income that is retained to fund growth
Some other ratios
- Net income per employee and sales per employee
- Used in service and consulting companies
- Growth in same-store sales
- Used in restaurant and retail industries
- Sales per square foot
- Metric commonly used in the retail industry
Business risk
- Uncertainty about a firm’s performance:
- Standard deviation of
- Revenue
- Net income
- Operating income
- Standard deviation of
- Coefficient of variation (CV) (11)
- Standard deviation/expected value
- Capital adequacy (12)
- Dollar measure of risk of the firm to equity capital
- Value-at-risk (13)
- Measure of capital risk
- Dollar size of the loss that a firm will exceed only some specific percent of the time over a specific period of time
- Reserve requirements
- Ratios of various liabilities to central bank must be the minimums
- Liquid asset requirement
- Bank’s liquid assets to certain liability
- Net interest margin (14)
- Performance of financial companies that lend funds
Credit Analysis
- To assess company’s ability to service and repay its debt
- Use following indexes:
- Interest coverage ratios
- Return on capital
- Debt -to-asset ratios
- Use to analyze and predict bankruptcies
- Z-score: useful in predicting firm bankruptcies based on:
- Working capital to assets,
- Retained earnings to assets,
- EBIT to asset,
- Market to book value