What does it suggest when a company's current ratio is too high? 1) The Liabilities are extremely high, and do not allow

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What does it suggest when a company's current ratio is too high? 1) The Liabilities are extremely high, and do not allow company to invest or return to its shareholders 2) The company is in the negatives, and thereby not investing or returning to its shareholders 3) The company is sitting on a lot of inventory 4) Liabilities have outweighed cash, and company is facing bankruptcy 5) The company is sitting on its cash rather than investing or returning it to shareholders
Which of the following best defines Market Capitalization? O 1) Total numbers of Shares divided by the stock price O2) Current Stock price multiplied by numbers of shares 3) Stock price divided by numbers of shares outstanding 4) Current stock price multiplied by net profit margin 5) Numbers of shares outstanding divided by average dividend of each shareholder
What is meant by a Pro forma income statement? O 1) The revenues, cost, and profits during a given time. O2) Allocations or estimates for costs that apply to more than one division or unit. 03) A consolidated income statement reflecting what happened during the past two years. 4) A projection of the income statement Os) A consolidated income statement reflecting what happened during the past 5 three years