Another important subject covered during the session was the return on equity (ROE), which is composed of profit margin,
total asset turnover and financial leverage.
A good return on the assets that you own is essential for making good investments, so
the total asset turnover is something...
Return on Assets = Net Profit Margin x
Total Assets Turnover = Net Operating Profit After Taxes / Sales x Sales / Average Net Assets
Look for a company with high activity ratios such as fixed asset turnover ratio and
total assets turnover ratio.
Not exact matches
A Score for each value stock is then assigned based on six historical variables: market cap, stock liquidity (i.e., annual trading volume / shares),
asset turnover (i.e.,
assets / revenues),
total debt to equity, cash to
assets and year - over-year EBIT annual growth rate, one variable at a time.
In comparison, there are only 95 ETFs listed on the ASX, most of them with low
turnover, with
assets totalling $ US18 billion and an estimated monthly
turnover of around $ US56 billion.
There are over 350 ETFs available in the Canadian market with
assets totalling $ US65 billion and a monthly
turnover on the Toronto Stock Exchange of around $ US120 billion.
All value stocks are then ranked based on six historical (and available at the time) criteria: market cap, stock liquidity (i.e., trading volume / shares),
asset turnover (i.e.,
assets / revenues),
total debt to equity, cash to
assets and year - over-year EBIT annual growth rate, one variable at a time.
the formula is (CA - CL) / TA * 1.2 +3.3 * EBIT / TA +0.6 * EQ / (D+CL) + Aturn > 3 where CA = current
assets CL = current liabilities TA =
total assets EQ =
total equity D = long term debt Aturn =
asset turnover