Coca Cola is one of the most sought-after stocks in the world. The company's legendary founder, John Pemberton, is world-renowned. Coca Cola Inc. continues to innovate and disrupt their industry under the current leadership of James Quincey. These circumstances have resulted in the organization becoming an industry leader. For some, these facts alone are reason enough to buy stock in the company.However, most investors prefer to have an in-depth understanding of the company's financial statements and financial ratios before investing in the firm. Through a well-rounded understanding of Coca Cola's financial standing, investors may make better, more informed investment decisions. Further, predicting the company's future performance may very well be possible. This leads to the purpose of the book. This book was written to help investors, business students, finance students, and accounting students use basic and advanced accounting and finance concepts to analyze Coca Cola's last five years' financial statements, financial ratios, and possible future projections.Book and Chapter StructuresCoca Cola Company Summary - In the company summary, a brief overview of Coca Cola's current state is introduced. Topics covered include Coca Cola's 52-week stock prices, dividend policy, and more. Coca Cola Financial Statements - The financial statement sections start with a summarized version of Coca Cola's income statement and balance sheet for the last five years. Following the financial statements is a brief financial analysis of each statement's highlights. With this foundation set, we then define and offer analysis tips about each financial statement line item, such as revenues and long-term debt. Coca Cola Financial Ratios - Regarding Coca Cola's financial ratios, a similar approach is taken as with the financial statements. This section starts with the financial ratios calculated for five years and a summary analysis of important financial ratios. Each financial ratio is then defined, formulas provided, calculations for the ratios illustrated, financial analysis tips offered, and the actual individual ratio table included, covering a five-year time frame, in most cases. Important financial ratios defined, calculated, and analysis tips offered include the current ratio, cash ratio, quick ratio, net working capital ratio, total asset turnover ratio, fixed asset turnover ratio, days sales outstanding, inventory turnover, accounts receivable turnover, working capital turnover, accounts payable turnover, return on assets, return on equity, profit margin, gross profit margin, and several more.Coca Cola Free Cash Flows (FCF) and 5 Year Projections - We conclude the financial review of Coca Cola by projecting their summarized income statement, balance sheet, and free cash flows for the NEXT 5 years.In the end, hopefully, you will have a better understanding of Coca Cola's financial statements, financial ratios, free cash flows (FCF), and financial projections in general. Further, you will also, again, hopefully, have a thorough understanding of Coca Cola's financial position, now and in the future, based on the reviews and brief analysis provided.

Coca Cola is one of the most well-known companies in the world. The company continues to innovate and disrupt the beverage industry under the current leadership of James Quincey. Coca Cola's masterful leadership legacy creates a solid foundation from which some investors feel confident in the organization's future. For some investors, these circumstances alone are justification for investing in a company. However, most investors prefer to have an in-depth understanding of the company's financial statements and financial ratios before investing in a firm. Through a well-rounded understanding of the Coca Cola's financial standing, investors may make better, more informed investment decisions. Further, predicting the company's future performance may very well be possible. This leads to the purpose of the book. This book was written to help investors, business students, finance students, and accounting students, better understand the totality of Coca Cola's financial well-being. Also, we present 5 years' worth of projections based on our analysis of the company's financial position. Coca-Cola Financial Statements - Income Statement and Balance Sheet.Concepts covered in the financial statements section includes a summary review of Coke's last 5-years' worth of income statements and balance sheets. In addition, I define and offer general analysis tips about revenues, profits, fixed costs, cost of goods sold, gross margins, accounts payable, and other income statement and balance sheet topics. Coca-Cola Financial Ratios - Defined, Analysis Tips, and Calculations.As for the financial ratios covered, I have included financial ratio definitions, formulas, and calculations for Coca Cola, covering the last five years. Important financial ratios calculated includes the current ratio, cash ratio, quick ratio, net working capital ratio, total asset turnover ratio, fixed asset turnover ratio, days sales outstanding, inventory turnover, accounts receivable turnover, working capital turnover, accounts payable turnover, return on assets, return on equity, profit margin, gross profit margin, and several more common ratios used by investors and students alike.Coca-Cola Free Cash Flows (FCF) and 5 Year Projections.With this done, we conclude our analysis with projecting Coke's income statement, balance sheet, and free cash flow for the NEXT 5 years.In the end, hopefully, you will have a better understanding of Coca-Cola's financial statements, financial ratios, free cash flows (FCF) and financial projections in general. Further, you will also, again, hopefully, have a thorough understanding of Coca Cola's financial position, now and in the future, based on our review and brief analysis of their most recent financial statements and financial ratios.

Recent stock market crises are exacerbated by investors who don’t understand what has been happening to companies because investors lack an understanding of financial ratio analysis. Stock markets are efficient in that they incorporate, and even anticipate, information about companies based on financial accounting data provided by companies. However, market efficiency results from extensive analysis performed by financial analysts. Much of this financial analysis is based on the analysis of financial information provided by companies and analyzed using financial ratio analysis. This book provides a step-by-step demonstration of how to download data from Internet sources, transfer the data to a spreadsheet, and conduct a financial ratio analysis of any company. The book outlines the steps needed to perform a financial ratio analysis, the financial statements to be retrieved from EDGAR, and the five categories of financial ratios used in the financial analysis of the company. The data retrieved from the financial statements is copied to a worksheet and used to compute and graph the financial ratios. The ratios and graphs are used to determine the performance drivers of this company.

Amazon.com is one of the most sought-after stocks in the world. The company's legendary founder, Jeff Bezos, is world-renowned. Amazon.com continues to innovate and disrupt their industry under the current leadership of Jeff as well. These circumstances have resulted in the organization becoming an industry leader. However, most investors prefer to have an in-depth understanding of the company's financial statements and financial ratios before investing in the firm. Through a well-rounded understanding of Amazon.com's financial standing, investors may make better, more informed investment decisions. Further, predicting the company's future performance may very well be possible. This leads to the purpose of the book. This book was written to help investors, business students, finance students, and accounting students use basic and advanced accounting and finance concepts to analyze Amazon.com's last five years' financial statements, financial ratios, and possible future projections.Book and Chapter StructuresAmazon.com Company Summary - In the company summary, a brief overview of Amazon.com's current state is introduced. Topics covered include Amazon.com's 52-week stock prices, dividend policy, and more. Amazon.com Financial Statements - The financial statement sections start with a summarized version of Amazon.com's income statement and balance sheet for the last five years. Following the financial statements is a brief financial analysis of each statement's highlights. With this foundation set, we then define and offer analysis tips about each financial statement line item, such as revenues and long-term debt. Amazon.com Financial Ratios - Regarding Amazon.com's financial ratios, a similar approach is taken as with the financial statements. This section starts with the financial ratios calculated for five years and a summary analysis of important financial ratios. Each financial ratio is then defined, formulas provided, calculations for the ratios illustrated, financial analysis tips offered, and the actual individual ratio graphed, covering a five-year time frame, in most cases. Important financial ratios defined, calculated, and analysis tips offered includes the current ratio, cash ratio, quick ratio, net working capital ratio, total asset turnover ratio, fixed asset turnover ratio, days sales outstanding, inventory turnover, accounts receivable turnover, working capital turnover, accounts payable turnover, return on assets, return on equity, profit margin, gross profit margin, and several more.Amazon.com Free Cash Flows (FCF) and 5 Year Projections - We conclude the financial review of Amazon.com by projecting their summarized income statement, balance sheet, and free cash flows for the NEXT 5 years.In the end, hopefully, you will have a better understanding of Amazon.com's financial statements, financial ratios, free cash flows (FCF), and financial projections in general. Further, you will also, again, hopefully, have a thorough understanding of Amazon.com's financial position, now and in the future, based on the reviews and brief analysis provided.

Alphabet (a.k.a. Google) is one of the most well-known companies in the world. The company's legendary search engine home page is the most visited site on the internet. Further, Alphabet continues to innovate and disrupt the technology industry under the current leadership of Sundar Pichai. The company's masterful leadership legacy creates a solid foundation from which some investors feel confident in the organization's future. For some investors, these circumstances alone are justification for investing in a company. However, most investors prefer to have an in-depth understanding of the company's financial statements and financial ratios before investing in the firm. Through a well-rounded understanding of Alphabet's financial standing, investors may make better, more informed investment decisions. Further, predicting the company's future performance may very well be possible. This leads to the purpose of the book. This book was written to help investors, business students, finance students, and accounting students use basic and advanced accounting and finance concepts to analyze Alphabet's last five years' financial statements, financial ratios, and possible future projections.Book and Chapter StructuresAlphabet Company Summary - In the company summary, a brief overview of Alphabet's current state is introduced. Topics covered include Alphabet's 52-week stock prices, dividend policy, and more. Alphabet Financial Statements - The financial statement sections start with a summarized version of Alphabet's income statement and balance sheet for the last five years. Following the financial statements is a brief financial analysis of each statement's highlights. With this foundation set, we then define and offer analysis tips about each financial statement line item, such as revenues and long-term debt. Alphabet Financial Ratios - Regarding Alphabet's financial ratios, a similar approach is taken as with the financial statements. This section starts with the financial ratios calculated for five years and a summary analysis of important financial ratios. Each financial ratio is then defined, formulas provided, calculations for the ratios illustrated, financial analysis tips offered, and the actual individual ratio graphed, covering a five-year time frame, in most cases. Important financial ratios defined, calculated, and analysis tips offered includes the current ratio, cash ratio, quick ratio, net working capital ratio, total asset turnover ratio, fixed asset turnover ratio, days sales outstanding, inventory turnover, accounts receivable turnover, working capital turnover, accounts payable turnover, return on assets, return on equity, profit margin, gross profit margin, and several more.Alphabet Free Cash Flows (FCF) and 5 Year Projections - We conclude the financial review of Alphabet by projecting their summarized income statement, balance sheet, and free cash flows for the NEXT 5 years.In the end, hopefully, you will have a better understanding of Alphabet's financial statements, financial ratios, free cash flows (FCF), and financial projections in general. Further, you will also, again, hopefully, have a thorough understanding of Alphabet's financial position, now and in the future, based on the reviews and brief analysis provided.

Tesla Incorporated is one of the most sought-after stocks in the world. The company's legendary founder, Martin Eberhard and Marc Tarpenning, are world-renowned. Tesla Inc. continues to innovate and disrupt their industry under the current leadership of Elon Musk. These circumstances have resulted in the organization becoming an industry leader. For some, these facts alone are reason enough to buy stock in the company.However, most investors prefer to have an in-depth understanding of the company's financial statements and financial ratios before investing in the firm. Through a well-rounded understanding of Tesla's financial standing, investors may make better, more informed investment decisions. Further, predicting the company's future performance may very well be possible. This leads to the purpose of the book. This book was written to help investors, business students, finance students, and accounting students use basic and advanced accounting and finance concepts to analyze Tesla's last five years' financial statements, financial ratios, and possible future projections.Book and Chapter StructuresTesla Company Summary - In the company summary, a brief overview of Tesla's current state is introduced. Topics covered include Tesla's 52-week stock prices, dividend policy, and more. Tesla Financial Statements - The financial statement sections start with a summarized version of Tesla's income statement and balance sheet for the last five years. Following the financial statements is a brief financial analysis of each statement's highlights. With this foundation set, we then define and offer analysis tips about each financial statement line item, such as revenues and long-term debt. Tesla Financial Ratios - Regarding Tesla's financial ratios, a similar approach is taken as with the financial statements. This section starts with the financial ratios calculated for five years and a summary analysis of important financial ratios. Each financial ratio is then defined, formulas provided, calculations for the ratios illustrated, financial analysis tips offered, and the actual individual ratio table included, covering a five-year time frame, in most cases. Important financial ratios defined, calculated, and analysis tips offered includes the current ratio, cash ratio, quick ratio, net working capital ratio, total asset turnover ratio, fixed asset turnover ratio, days sales outstanding, inventory turnover, accounts receivable turnover, working capital turnover, accounts payable turnover, return on assets, return on equity, profit margin, gross profit margin, and several more.Tesla Free Cash Flows (FCF) and 5 Year Projections - We conclude the financial review of Tesla by projecting their summarized income statement, balance sheet, and free cash flows for the NEXT 5 years.In the end, hopefully, you will have a better understanding of Tesla's financial statements, financial ratios, free cash flows (FCF), and financial projections in general. Further, you will also, again, hopefully, have a thorough understanding of Tesla's financial position, now and in the future, based on the reviews and brief analysis provided.

Target Incorporated is one of the most sought-after stocks in the world. The company's legendary founder, George Dayton, is world-renowned. Target Inc. continues to innovate and disrupt their industry under the current leadership of Brian Cornell. These circumstances have resulted in the organization becoming an industry leader. For some, these facts alone are reason enough to buy stock in the company.However, most investors prefer to have an in-depth understanding of the company's financial statements and financial ratios before investing in the firm. Through a well-rounded understanding of Target's financial standing, investors may make better, more informed investment decisions. Further, predicting the company's future performance may very well be possible. This leads to the purpose of the book. This book was written to help investors, business students, finance students, and accounting students use basic and advanced accounting and finance concepts to analyze Target's last five years' financial statements, financial ratios, and possible future projections.Book and Chapter StructuresTarget Company Summary - In the company summary, a brief overview of Target's current state is introduced. Topics covered include Target's 52-week stock prices, dividend policy, and more. Target Financial Statements - The financial statement sections start with a summarized version of Target's income statement and balance sheet for the last five years. Following the financial statements is a brief financial analysis of each statement's highlights. With this foundation set, we then define and offer analysis tips about each financial statement line item, such as revenues and long-term debt. Target Financial Ratios - Regarding Target's financial ratios, a similar approach is taken as with the financial statements. This section starts with the financial ratios calculated for five years and a summary analysis of important financial ratios. Each financial ratio is then defined, formulas provided, calculations for the ratios illustrated, financial analysis tips offered, and the actual individual ratio table included, covering a five-year time frame, in most cases. Important financial ratios defined, calculated, and analysis tips offered include the current ratio, cash ratio, quick ratio, net working capital ratio, total asset turnover ratio, fixed asset turnover ratio, days sales outstanding, inventory turnover, accounts receivable turnover, working capital turnover, accounts payable turnover, return on assets, return on equity, profit margin, gross profit margin, and several more.Target Free Cash Flows (FCF) and 5 Year Projections - We conclude the financial review of Target by projecting their summarized income statement, balance sheet, and free cash flows for the NEXT 5 years.In the end, hopefully, you will have a better understanding of Target's financial statements, financial ratios, free cash flows (FCF), and financial projections in general. Further, you will also, again, hopefully, have a thorough understanding of Target's financial position, now and in the future, based on the reviews and brief analysis provided.