What are the three financial statements
What is IS, BS, CF
What is P/E ratio an how is it calculated?
What is Price to earnings ration, Stock Price/ EPS
Give the closest range of what the S&P 500 is trading at
What is $4,297
What is the ticker of Coca Cola
What is KO
What does a REIT stand for?
What is Real Estate Investment Trust?
What are the 3 parts of the cash flow statement?
What is Cash from Operations, Financing, and Investing?
What does EV means and how do you calculate it?
What is Enterprise Value?
Equity Value + Cash - Debt + Preferred Stock + Minority Interest
Name 2 companies that beat earnings this quarter.
What is AMZN, PLTR, XOM, SHOP
What does the ticker $SPY measure
Performance of the S&P500 Index
Which senior analyst is graduating this semester? First Name, Last name, Sector?
What is Reese Perelman, Real Estate
What is inventory in the assets section of balance sheet goes up and cash goes down?
Walk us through the steps to create a DCF model
What is Projecting Cash flows, finding terminal value, use WACC to discount them to the present, sum these to get the enterprise value. Take our debt to get the equity value.
What is the current Federal Funds Rate after the last fed meeting?
Which company has the ticker symbol FORD
What is Forward Industries
Name 5 finance professors at the school of business.
What is Chee ng, Mejda bouldi, Xinxin lee, Alka Bhramandkar, Marc Wienberg
What is a case when a profitable company could go bankrupt?
When a lot of their revenue is from assets like accounts receivable, there is fraud in the company, the company has a lot of expenses and liabilities and they can't pay their liabilities.
What are some roles investment banks perform
What is Advisory on Mergers and Acquisitions, Raise capital, work on IPOs
What is the difference between the Dow Jones index and the S&P500 in terms of weightage?
What is S&P500 is market cap weighted while the Dow Jones is Price weighted?
What is the correct ticker for Southwest Airlines?
1. SWA
2. SWE
3. SWTH
4. LUV
5.LOVE
What is LUV
If a bat and a ball together sells for $1.10, and the bat costs $1 more than the ball, how much does the ball cost?
What is $0.05?
What happens to the 3 financial statements when there is a $10 increase in depreciation at a 40% tax rate.
Income statement – Operating income would decline by $10 and net income would decrease by $6 assuming a 40% tax rate.
Cash Flow Statement – Net income at the top of the CFS goes down by $6 but the $10 depreciation is a non-cash expense that gets added back which results in cash from operations increasing by $4. This means the overall net change in cash goes up by $4.
Balance Sheet – Property, plants and equipment decreases by $10 on the assets side because of depreciation, and cash is up $4 from the change on the cash flow statement. Overall assets is down $6 and so is net income which means that shareholders' equity is down $6. Since liabilities didn’t change this means both sides of the balance sheet balance.
What is WACC and how is it calculated?
What is Weighted average cost of capital.
[(Cost of equity * Weight of Equity)] + [(Weight of Debt * Cost of Debt) x (1 - Tax Rate)]
What is the current 10yr US treasury yield
4.67%
Ticker of the company that acquired Whole foods in 2017
What is Amazon, AMZN?
What three positive numbers give the same answer when multiplied and added together.
What is 1, 2, 3.
1+2+3 = 6, 1*2*3 = 6