Magic Numbers for Stock Investors [Hardback]How To Calculate the 25 Key Ratios for Investing Successby Peter TempleThis book is OUT OF PRINT You may be able to find a copy at ABE Books Description of Magic Numbers for Stock InvestorsBuilding on the success of the original ‘Magic Numbers’ and using wholly new and up to date examples, ‘Magic Numbers for Stock Investors’ looks at key ratios that all investors can use easily to look at the financial health and growth prospects of a company before they buy shares in it. The ratios are described in details, with simple formulas, and help on where to find the data needed to calculate them. There are worked examples, both fictional and actual, in each ‘magic number’ section.
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Write a review of this book Customer Reviews from AmazonAbout Peter TemplePeter Temple has spent 33 years working in or writing about financial markets. After an 18–year career in fund management and stockbroking, he became a full–time writer in 1988. He has written more than a dozen books about finance and investing, mainly aimed at private investors. His articles appear widely in the financial press. He and his wife live in part of a converted water mill in the English Lake District.Contents of Magic Numbers for Stock InvestorsForewordIntroduction Part 1: Valuation "Magic Numbers" 1. Price to Sales Ratio 2. Price to Book Value 3. Enterprise Value to Sales 4. EV/EBITDA 5. Peg Factor 6. Price to Research Ratio 7. Reinvested Return on Equity Part 2: Income Statement "Magic Numbers" 8. Sales, Earnings, and Equity Per Share 9. Sales, Earnings, and Equity-per-share Ratios 10. Staff Costs as a Percentage of Sales 11. Directors? Remuneration as a Percentage of Net Income 12. Sales and Profit Per Employee 13. "Pro-Forma" Earnings 14. Margins Part 3: Cash Flow Statement "Magic Numbers" 15. Operating Cash Flow/Operating Profit 16. Price to Free-cash-flow Ratio 17. Free Cash Flow (FCF) to Sales 18. Return on Invested Capital 19. Discounted Cash Flow Part 4: Balance Sheet "Magic Numbers" 20. Current Ratio and "Acid Test" 21. Debtors Days and Creditor Days 22. Stock Days and Stockturn 23. Gearing 24. Return on Capital Employed 25a. Z-Score Components 25b. The Z-Score Appendix: Finding the Information Index |
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