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Financial AdvisorThe Debt To Equity Ratio
The debt to equity ratio identifies companies that are highly leveraged and therefore a higher risk for investors. Find out how this ratio is calculated and how you can use it to evaluate a stock. -
Investing5 must-have metrics for value investors
In this article, we outline the five ratios that can help value investors find the most undervalued stocks in the market. -
InvestingSysco and Other Big Movers In Services
The market has been slipping so far today. The Nasdaq has fallen 0.3%; the S&P 500 has fallen 0.4%; and the Dow has declined 0.5%. The Services sector (IYC) is currently lagging behind the overall ... -
InvestingPayout Ratio vs. Retention Ratio: When to Use Which
The payback ratio and retention ratio collect different information and are useful in different situations. -
InvestingThe 4 basic elements of stock value
Investors use these four measures to determine a stock's worth. Find out how to use them. -
Investing6 Basic Financial Ratios And What They Reveal
These formulas can help you pick better stocks for your portfolio once you learn how to use them. -
InvestingDebt Ratios
Learn about the debt ratio, debt-equity ratio, capitalization ratio, interest coverage ratio and the cash flow to debt ratio. -
InvestingLiquidity Measurement Ratios
Learn about the current ratio, quick ratio, cash ratio and cash conversion cycle. -
InvestingEarnings Per Share Explained
Earnings per share is one of the most carefully followed metrics in investing. We show you why this ratio matters and how to calculate it. -
InvestingHow Do I Calculate the Price-Earnings Ratio?
If Apple is trading at $108.73 per share, and its trailing twelve months' EPS is $6.45, calculate the P/E ratio as...