WHAT IS THE USE OF RATIO ANALYSIS
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Answer / ritika moitra
Ratio analysis is the calculation and comparison of ratios
which are derived from the information in a company's
financial statements.These ratios can be used to make
inferences about a company's financial condition, its
operations and attractiveness as an investment.Ex-Liquidity
ratio,Leverage ratio,Profitability ratio etc.It helps us to
make comparison and have a look of company's Financial
position.
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Answer / sudarshan
ratio analysis is analytical tool to measure the
performance of the org.
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Answer / vijaya kumar
Ratios are used to view the financial and efficiency
position of a firm and to draw a manangement decision.
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Answer / gopi sharma
Ratio analysis is the measuring tool in the hand of
financial anlayst to measure the financial health,
sustainability, for the investors to buy/sell shares for
the bankers to finance the companies/non-corporate assessee
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Answer / rameeza
Ratio analysis are useful indicators of a firm's performance
and financial situation .They can predict future bankruptcy.
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Answer / priyanka kondlekar
An integral aspect of fundamental analysis involves
performing what many would call “ratio analysis”. This
involves calculating a number of different industry
standard ratios and comparing them to various benchmarks.
The benchmarks can be the ratios of other competitors,
industry average ratios, or industry “rules-of-thumb”.
There’s no set procedure for performing ratio analysis
because it all depends on the type of company you’re
analyzing – certain industries have industry specific
ratios. Ratio analysis works best as a supplement to other
stock analyses.
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Answer / kkrao1983
hi, this is koteswara rao from hyd.
To be using ration analysis, we will find the relation ship
between the two companies financials positions. And also,
we assume future business with the help of ratio analysis.
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Answer / guest
ratio analysis is the inter-relation between the two
accounting figures.
current Assets ¤t Liabilities.
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Answer / tushar gawas
it determines type of system,it also determines input &
output handling capacity of system.
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Answer / ng
With the help of profitability and liquidity ratios, the
financial status of a company can be compared with that of
industry. These ratios are also significant in predicting
the bankruptcy of the firm in near future.
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