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A discussion of the various ways to measure return on assets. Created by Sal Khan.
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Quick question - the Net Income/Assets definition....would that not be better for equity investing? Because if a company owes a lot of debt with risk of bankruptcy/liquidation, the debt holders get paid first before the shareholders. So as a shareholder, the RoA taking into account debt would be more useful, no?
i like this method!
Very good eyplanations.
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But why do I care its not me that gets these Earnings so I assume a better OR apart from indicating a well run company also effects the dividend?
Why 347k? He added 10k pre-tax non-operating income (to the original million), and subtracted 3k taxes on that amount, resulting in a post tax additional income of 7k, for a post-tax total of 357k (vs. 350k in his original scenario).
@4:41: 347 K
How is it different from ROE?
Too much talk. :(