TVM
Basic Finance
Ratios
Financial Statements
Random Bonus Finance trivia
100

The amount of money an investment will grow to over some period of time at some given interest rate

Future Value

100

The basic accounting equation is?

Assets = Liabilities + Owners Equity 

100

Types of ratios that measure the ability of a firm to cover its short term obligations 

Liquidity ratios 

100

A snapshot of the firms accounting value at a specific point in time 

Balance Sheet 

100

The term used to describe Revenue - Expenses 

Income 
200

The excel formula, or the Financial Calculator button that is used to represent the number of periods in a TVM equation 

=NPER ; N

200

The firm deciding which ling term investments it should make?

Capitol Budgeting 

200

This ratio would be less than one if a firm has more current liabilities then current assets. 

Current ratio
200

Assets that will be converted into cash within the next year 

Current Assets 

200

In early August of 2018 this U.S based company was the first to hit one TRILLION dollars in Market cap in the history of the Stock Market

Apple 

That is more than the entire GDP of  179 of 195 countries in the world 


300

 A useful approximation for the number of years required to double an investment

Rule of 72 ; # years = 72 / interest rate 

300

A firm deciding how to raise the funds for selected investments 

Capitol Structure

300

Net income divided by sales is equal to what?

Profit Margin

300

An expense, that will decrease a firms overall taxable income, that accounts for the loss in value of a firms assets 

Deprecation 

300

This oil company based out of Houston Texas went bankrupt due on December 2, 2001 to falsifying financial statements. Its crash led to the dissolution of Aurther Anderson, of the the worlds largest accounting firms, and to the Sarbanes Oxley act 

Enron 

at the time was the largest bankruptcy in the world with 63 billion dollars in assets. 

400

The amount of money that you need to have today to meet a financial obligation in the future

Present Value 

400

The ultimate goal of a financial institution

to maximize shareholder wealth

400

This ratio, which is the number one indicator of a firms success in the eyes of many wall street investors, depicts the total income a firm had in relation to the shares is has outstanding 

Earnings Per Share, EPS

400

The cash flow available to the investors after the firm has made investments in fixed assets and working capital.

Free Cash Flow 

400

In September 2008 the 5 largest investment bank in the U.S filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy and broke Enrons record as the largest filing. At the time this company had 639 Billion dollars in assets, many of which here sub prime mortgages which had become virtually worthless after the collapse of the housing bubble.  

Lehman Brothers

500

If you won the lottery for $1,000,000 dollars and had the opportunity to receive a lump sum of $600,000 today  or $2,500 a month for the next 20 years, which one should you choose?

$600,000 today because the TVM states that a dollar today is worth more than a dollar in one year

2500 x 12 months x 20 years = 600,000 , the sum received total would be the same but because of TVM it is worth more to you today. 

500
Managers interests not aligning with the shareholders goals 

Agency Problem 

500
This analysis of a firms overall profitability which is calculated by multiplying the firms profit margin; Total asset turnover; and equity multiplier. 

Du Point Identity 

500

A term that can be used to describe the rate of return of an asset and a firms ability to meet short term obligations  

Liquidity 

500

Often admired as the greatest investor Wall Street has ever seen, as well as the founder of Berkshire Hathaway this man who is from Omaha Nebraska is currently worth 84 billion dollars and is one of the richest people in the world.  

Warren Buffet

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