FINANCIAL RATIOS: How to Analyze Financial Statements

Maybe you could to a video giving a general overview about all the different accounts and account types

Price to book ?

I believe the Cash operating cycle formula= Inventory days + Receivables days – Payables days. Requesting you to please confirm

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Simply outstanding.

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You’re awesome man, thank you for your videos.

Hello,

Thank you for the clear explanations! I had a question about ROA. In the video it is stated simply as the ratio of net income to total average assets. In my textbook, we saw it as ROA = EWI / Average Total Assets, where EWI is: EWI = Net Income + Interest Expense (1 – tax rate). I'm wondering which one is actually used in accounting in companies. Does it differ? Which one would you say is more correct or reliable? Thank you.

Thanks for the nice video.
Kindly clarify - capital employed ignores long term debt or short term debt ?

Thank you ...very informative

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It would be better if a couple of companies were taken, and the ratios calculated!

Watching this 20mins before term exam! GG

This is by far the best video on financial ratios I have EVER seen.

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This was helpful for my new channel thank you

Thank you so much for this. This was such a big help

Amazing video
Yet! Your cash conversion cycle formula is wrong. The days payables outstanding should be subtracted. Intuitively this is logical, because this is a payment delay you receive, so you have more cash on hands.

The best video... Too good

Helpful thanks 😊

Lovely editing skill... can u tell me which software u using

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Could you please teach liquid premium

I am looking for a free Excel based financial analysis, software workbook that I can enter balance sheet, income, statement and shareholder equity and then do ratio analysis, and valuation.

Any suggestions?

Thanks for the video james, please when will you do a video on Shares?

That is perfect,thanks bro.

You said ROCE ignores long term debt… But by subtracting the current liabilities it is ignoring short term debt am i right? Makes much more sense to me since the meaning is return on invested capital which is the sum of equity and bank debt

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I really love your explanation. Your video is amazing. It makes me understand and memorize the lesson quickly. Hope to see your new video soon.

Great videos and has helped me (a non finance guy) understand the concepts much better now. Is it possible for you to share some references or sources too in description that will help us further?

please cover investment appraisals methods the dcf and non dcf in this format, thank you.

I don’t see any videos on Profit & Loss Sharing in partnerships 😢 on your channel

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I think payable turnover ratios is wrong...pls correct me if I am wrong

Very well explain and easy to understand it.

This is just AWESOME :) Thank you!