Calculate the percentage total return for a stock with given initial and ending share prices and dividend per share. Then, determine the dividend yield and capital gains yield for the stock.
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Given the land price, net price, plant building cost, and worth of grading cost… find the cash flow amount.
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Find the annual sales for the company.
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Determine the dollar return on a stock investment, given the number of shares purchased, initial stock price, dividend per share, and stock price at the end of the year.
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Calculate the projected net income for a new investment given the projected sales, variable costs as a percentage of sales, fixed costs, depreciation, and tax rate.
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Fill in the missing numbers, calculate OCF, then find the depreciation tax shield.
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Determine the total dollar return, total nominal rate of return, and total real rate of return on a bond investment, given the annual coupon rate, purchase price, current selling price, face value, and inflation rate.
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Determine the arithmetic average annual return on large-company stocks in both nominal and real terms, given the relevant historical data. What was the arithmetic average return in nominal terms and in real terms?
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Use the different approaches to calculate operating cash flow.
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Figure out the annual depreciation and the book values for the end of the year.
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