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Total Amount:
Coverage Period:
Risk:
Securities:
U.S.: NYSE
7 Boston Beer Co. Cl A SAM
329.5 Million
Nkarta Inc.
8 US: NASDAQ NKTX
329.5 Million
Meta Platforms Inc.
9 US: NASDAQ FB 329.5 Million
Walmart Inc. U.S: NYSE
10 WMT 329.5 Million
Indonesia Energy U.S: NYSE
11 Johnson & Johnson INDO 329.5 Million
Corporation. Ltd. U.S.: NYSE
12 JNJ 329.5 Million
Walt Disney Co. U.S.: NYSE
13 DIS 329.5 Million
Amazon.com Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq
14 AMZN 329.5 Million
U.S.: Nasdaq
15 PayPal Holdings Inc. PYPL 329.5 Million
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Table 1
ECONOMIC ANALY
Source of Data: Thebalance, Google,Ceicdata, Tad
Domestic
Economic Growth Industry Production Demand GNP GDP
2022, 4.1% Feb, 2022: 7.5% 4.10% 2021 Q3: 23, 470.02 4.00%
2022, 4.1% Feb, 2022: 7.5% 4.10% 2021 Q3: 23, 470.02 4.00%
2022, 4.1% Feb, 2022: 7.5% 4.10% 2021 Q3: 23, 470.02 4.00%
2022, 4.1% Feb, 2022: 7.5% 4.10% 2021 Q3: 23, 470.02 4.00%
2022, 4.1% Feb, 2022: 7.5% 4.10% 2021 Q3: 23, 470.02 4.00%
2022, 4.1% Feb, 2022: 7.5% 4.10% 2021 Q3: 23, 470.02 4.00%
2022, 4.1% Feb, 2022: 7.5% 4.10% 2021 Q3: 23, 470.02 4.00%
2022, 4.1% Feb, 2022: 7.5% 4.10% 2021 Q3: 23, 470.02 4.00%
2022, 4.1% Feb, 2022: 7.5% 4.10% 2021 Q3: 23, 470.02 4.00%
2022, 4.1% Feb, 2022: 7.5% 4.10% 2021 Q3: 23, 470.02 4.00%
2022, 4.1% Feb, 2022: 7.5% 4.10% 2021 Q3: 23, 470.02 4.00%
2022, 4.1% Feb, 2022: 7.5% 4.10% 2021 Q3: 23, 470.02 4.00%
2022, 4.1% Feb, 2022: 7.5% 4.10% 2021 Q3: 23, 470.02 4.00%
2022, 4.1% Feb, 2022: 7.5% 4.10% 2021 Q3: 23, 470.02 4.00%
2022, 4.1% Feb, 2022: 7.5% 4.10% 2021 Q3: 23, 470.02 4.00%
Miss Y's INVESTMENT PLAN
Table 1
ECONOMIC ANALYSIS
nce, Google,Ceicdata, Tadingeconomics, Focus-economics.
Interest
Rate Tax Rate Inflation Rate Money Suppy
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Stock Market Retail Sales Consumption Remarks/Conclusion
41.8 trillion U.S. dollars 6.90% 2.6
41.8 trillion U.S. dollars 6.90% 2.6
41.8 trillion U.S. dollars 6.90% 2.6
41.8 trillion U.S. dollars 6.90% 2.6 Despite facing challenges at the domestic
level along with a rapidly transforming global
41.8 trillion U.S. dollars 6.90% 2.6 landscape, the U.S. economy is still the
largest and most important in the world. The
41.8 trillion U.S. dollars 6.90% 2.6 U.S. economy represents about 20% of total
global output, and is still larger than that of
China. Moreover, according to the IMF, the
U.S. has the sixth highest per capita GDP
(PPP). The U.S. economy features a highly-
41.8 trillion U.S. dollars 6.90% 2.6 developed and technologically-advanced
services sector, which accounts for about
80% of its output. The U.S. economy is
41.8 trillion U.S. dollars 6.90% 2.6 dominated by services-oriented companies
in areas such as technology, financial
41.8 trillion U.S. dollars 6.90% 2.6 services, healthcare and retail. Large U.S.
41.8 trillion U.S. dollars 6.90% 2.6 corporations also play a major role on the
global stage, with more than a fifth of
41.8 trillion U.S. dollars 6.90% 2.6 companies on the Fortune Global 500
41.8 trillion U.S. dollars 6.90% 2.6 coming from the United States.
41.8 trillion U.S. dollars 6.90% 2.6
41.8 trillion U.S. dollars 6.90% 2.6
41.8 trillion U.S. dollars 6.90% 2.6
Recommendation
Stock
# Company Name Symbol Logo
Exchange
1 Apple US: NASDAQ APPL
U.S.: NYSE
2 Coca-Cola KO
3 PepsiCo US: NASDAQ PEP
4 Tesla, Inc. US: NASDAQ TSLA
5 Okta US: NASDAQ OKTA
U.S.: NYSE
6 GameStop Corp. Cl A GME
U.S.: NYSE
7 Boston Beer Co. Cl A SAM
Nkarta Inc.
8 NASDAQ-GS NKTX
Meta Platforms Inc.
9 US: NASDAQ FB
Lyell
Nkarta Inc. Socium Therapeutics
Autonomous Therapeutics
Courier Therapeutics
Apple Inc.
Facebook Microsoft Corp.
Messenger Alphabet Inc. Cl C
Facebook Watch Alphabet Inc. Cl A
Facebook Portal Amazon.com Inc.
Snap Inc.
Oculus
Twitter Inc.
Giphy Weibo Corp. ADR
Mapillary Yelp Inc.
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Table 2
INDUSTRY ANALYSIS
For the period ending December 31, 2021
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dollar valuations during the pandemic
offerings. Theycan
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manufacturing, and evaluation to back this up. It's possible to
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products. Suppliers
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able to find
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alternative firms
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producing a
new entrants a force within the industry.
particular product.
weaker force within
this industry.
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users/members. such substitutes
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it has achieved a certain Recommendation
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successful development. company should be very
brands in the world. With Apple further enhance
Competitive Oligopoly The various strategies attentive and listen to
over
its evolution, it hasin
3000 products should capitalize morein
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power and potential for
reliable and affordable Okta Inc. will have to
developed an international future delays. Finally,
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on the with
shortcustomers
term, investors
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activities.
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in research
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the highlight the company’s
long-term portfolio
development to create new high-quality products and
flavors and compete in the offer more charitable
For Nkarta, Inc. rising
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in the top 20% of the the consequent rating
Zacks-covered stocks upgrade fundamentally
indicates its superior mean an improvement in
Oligopoly earnings estimate revision the company's
feature, making it a solid underlying business. And
candidate for producing investors' appreciation of
market-beating returns in this improving business
the near term. trend should push the
stock higher.
Facebook could once
again enter the hardware
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market, developing new
grow fifteen years after its
phones and tablets.
founding. The platform
While this market is
remains popular, the
already saturated,
monetization plans remain
Facebook could use
profitable, and the
Oligopoly their extensive user
prospects remain bright.
history to make
As such, Facebook is still a
hardware that tailors
leader in social media,
itself to the current user’s
despite the main platform’s
needs, such as
waning popularity with
predicting when users
young audiences.
may need to buy new
clothing for the winter
failure in conducting
and PayPal Holdings
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continuous
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funds with is of advertising like
trhough online system, T.V
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merchants using a range of they should maintain the
peers and key
funding sources, which ability to have stable
competitor information
may include a bank online payments system
including headquarters,
account, a PayPal or in the majority of
annual revenue and
Venmo account balance, countries that support
number of employees.
PayPal and Venmo online money transfers,
branded credit products, a and serves as an
credit card, a debit card, electronic alternative to
certain cryptocurrencies, or traditional paper
other stored value methods such as checks
products, such as gift and money orders.
cards, and eligible credit
card rewards.
Purpose:
Total Amount:
Coverage Period:
Risk:
Securities:
# Company Name
A. Balance Sheet 2016 2017 2018 2019
3 Total Asset
$331,141,000 $406,794,000 $373,719,000 $340,618,000
4 Current Liabilities $84,130,000
$115,788,000 $108,283,000 $102,161,000
5 Long Term Liabilities $114,621,000 $150,807,000 $147,544,000 $148,926,000
B. Income Statement
E. Financial Ratios
E1 Liquidity
24 Quick Ratio
E2 Activity
E3 Leverage
E4 Profitability
Table 3
FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS
For the period ending December 31, 2021
$154,106,000 $153,154,000
$199,948,000 $228,037,000
$354,054,000 $381,191,000
$14,301,000 $14,435,000
$80,525,000 $86,367,000
$111,439,000 $123,945,000
$67,111,000 $69,702,000
Apple Inc Income Statement consists of
revenues and expenses along with the
$44,328,000 $54,243,000 resulting net income or loss. It represents
the profit for the accounting period
$45,000 -$247,000
attributable to Apple shareholders. The
income statement also shows Apple
$33,579,000 $41,241,000 investors and management if the firm
made money during the period reported.
revenues and expenses along with the
resulting net income or loss. It represents
the profit for the accounting period
attributable to Apple shareholders. The
income statement also shows Apple
investors and management if the firm
made money during the period reported.
$66,111,000
$4,824,000
$28,755,000 $34,630,000
-$406 $163
-$8,584,000 -$16,106,000
Apple looks strong enough to continue
-$32,249,000 making massive cash flow distributions
-$28,159,000
over the long term, and this bodes well for
investors in Apple stock over the coming
years
$38,763,000 $46,996,000
-$2,070,000 $2,701,000
$45,898,000 $14,966,000
$103,308,000 $109,645,000
7.3 7.1
This represents the amounts owed by the
companies it does business with, such as
cellular network carriers, retailers,
wholesalers, and government and
education customers. Extending credit in
business transactions is a risk, and Apple
has credit insurance to limit its risk to this
exposure.
This represents the amounts owed by the
companies it does business with, such as
cellular network carriers, retailers,
wholesalers, and government and
41.8 32.4
education customers. Extending credit in
business transactions is a risk, and Apple
has credit insurance to limit its risk to this
exposure.
85 104
21.73 26.58
19.44 28.75
The iPhone-maker just had the best
quarter of any company, reporting $123.9
90.59 149.81
billion in revenue, and $34.6 billion in
profit
0.18 0.27
0.88 1.50
35.67 29.36
33.46 40.29
DOCTOR X's INVESTMENT PLAN
Table 3
FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS
For the period ending December 31, 2021
Overall, the current ratio, quick ratio, and Used to assess a debtor's capacity to
net worth of AAPL show a positive result repay current debt commitments without
for the firm. having to raise additional funds.
Overall, the corporation manages its Investors and research analysts use this
collections and stocks well, which has a metric to determine how well a firm uses
positive influence on the organization. its assets to create revenue and cash.
Overall, the corporation manages its Investors and research analysts use this
collections and stocks well, which has a metric to determine how well a firm uses
positive influence on the organization. its assets to create revenue and cash.
1 $34,010,000
$36,545,000 $24,930,000 $20,411,000
2 $53,260,000 $51,351,000 $58,286,000 $65,970,000
3
$87,270,000 $87,896,000 $83,216,000 $86,381,000
4 $26,532,000
$27,194,000 $28,782,000 $26,973,000
Investors should note that a company’s
balance sheet could deteriorate as its 5 $37,518,000 $41,725,000 $35,376,000 $38,310,000
earnings situation and industry position
change. Thus, it is important to look at its 6 $64,050,000
most recent balance sheet before $68,919,000 $64,158,000 $65,283,000
investing.
7 $23,220,000
$18,977,000 $19,058,000 $21,098,000
8 $65,502,000
$60,430,000 $63,234,000 $65,855,000
10 $9,409,000 $8,314,000
$8,478,000 $9,068,000
11 $3,794,000 $3,155,000
$3,440,000 $3,566,000
Apple can increase their net margin by 12 $5,615,000 $5,159,000
increasing revenues, such as through $5,038,000 $5,502,000
selling more goods or services or by
13 -$871,000 -$425,000 $256,000
increasing prices. Companies can -$884,000
increase their net margin by reducing
costs 14 $515,000
$1,085,000 $1,077,000 $2,420,000
Apple can increase their net margin by
increasing revenues, such as through
selling more goods or services or by
increasing prices. Companies can
increase their net margin by reducing
costs
15 -$32,000
$3,802,000 $77,000 $355,000
16 $547,000 -$2,717,000
$1,000,000 $2,065,000
Apple can also consider filling the product 32 7.12% 1.38% 7.29% 10.13%
line with the new developments in the
current productmix by adding variations
33.0 25.74% 5.79% 31.76% 43.58%
such as new version with 64 or more Gigs
memory, smarter andpowerful camera
lens technology etc 34 0.07 0.13 0.16 0.16
$19,240,000 $22,545,000
$68,056,000 $71,809,000
$87,296,000 $94,354,000
$66,555,000 $69,094,000
$87,839,000 $93,954,000
$8,611,000 $9,464,000
$3,578,000 $4,088,000
A company's negative
cash flow occurs when it
$5,033,000 $5,376,000 KO was able to recover from a spends more money than
decrease in 2016, having an it gets.
$23,000 $1,288,000
increasing liabilities, shareholder's KO has been able to
equity, and retained earnings. increase sales following a
$2,361,000 $2,960,000 drop in 2017. Despite the
covid-19, the corporation
was able to produce sales.
cash flow occurs when it
KO was able to recover from a spends more money than
decrease in 2016, having an it gets.
increasing liabilities, shareholder's KO has been able to
equity, and retained earnings. increase sales following a
drop in 2017. Despite the
covid-19, the corporation
$510,000 was able to produce sales.
$887,000
$1,474,000 $2,450,000
-$13,544,000 -$14,601,000
$5,595,000 -$4,684,000
Cash Flow Analysis is the
Negative cash flow refers
-$14,043,000 -$195,000 evaluation of a company's cash
to a situation in which a
inflows and outflows from
company spends more
$9,844,000 $12,625,000 operations, financing activities, and
money than it receives.
investing activities
$3,624,000 $3,394,000
-$4,590,000 -$2,344,000
$65,855,000 $66,555,000
$73,622,000 $76,358,000
1.32 1.13
1.32 0.83
To conclude, a company
with a high D/E ratio is
2.01 1.53
considered a higher risk by
lenders and investors
In the case of KO, the corporation
because it indicates that
has more debt than equity.
the company is borrowing
to finance a significant
7.67 2.74
portion of its potential
growth.
23.47% 25.28%
8.30% 9.84%
Similarly, KO's increased
With a range of $0.15-$0.25, the
profitability clearly
38.44% 40.89% company had an average to good
indicates that the company
margin.
is doing well.
0.18 0.27
0.88 1.50
29.47 26
KO's P/E ratio has been fluctuating
-2.18 1.01 during the last six years.
Over the course of six years, KO's
1.64 1.68 dividend per share increased. In conclusion, the common
The payout ratio of KO has stock price ratio of KO
decreased noticeably. shows a good value for
84.46 82.27 In the last six years, KO has had a investors.
high book value per share.
4.948 5.59 In the last six years, KO has had a
high price to book ratio.
10.66 10.22
#
Allocation Recommendation
1
Coca-Cola is widely regarded as the world's most
powerful beverage company. It claims a 14% market 2
share of all commercial beverage sales in developed
markets and a 6% market share in emerging
3
markets. That may not seem like much, but
considering the vast universe of beverage products,
including water, juice, tea, soda, and more, it is a 4
remarkable figure. However, the company's revenue
An allocation is the
has shrunk over the last decade, falling by an 5
process of shifting
average of just under 2% per year. Coca-Cola has
overhead costs to cost
had an eventful decade, which has included 6
objects, using a rational
franchising its bottling operations, decreasing
basis of allotment
revenue and increasing profit margins. The
company's dividend is arguably its most well-known 7
investment feature. Long-term shareholders have
reaped the benefits of annual dividend increases for 8
decades. At the current share price, investors can
get a dividend yield of just under 3%, which can be
put in your pocket or reinvested to buy more shares
and earn more dividends. 9
10
A company's revenues are generated by sales, and
marketing assists in funneling potential clients into
sales platforms. 11
A fixed asset is a resource
Compiles the cost of products sold for an accounting
purchased for business
period in more detail than a standard income 12
use that has long-term
statement.
value. As the asset is used
Gross profit might assist you figure out how much it
and decreases in value, it 13
costs to make money.
depreciates so that its
Assist in determining a company's cost and
current estimated value is 14
inventory management efficiency.
reflected on the financial
The amount recorded indicates a company's
statements.
profitability, which affects whether the company can
compensate its shareholders and investors through
dividends and share buybacks.
purchased for business
period in more detail than a standard income
use that has long-term
statement.
value. As the asset is used
Gross profit might assist you figure out how much it
and decreases in value, it
costs to make money.
depreciates so that its
Assist in determining a company's cost and
current estimated value is
inventory management efficiency.
reflected on the financial
The amount recorded indicates a company's
statements.
profitability, which affects whether the company can 15
compensate its shareholders and investors through
dividends and share buybacks.
16
17
19
20
22
23
Used to determine a Coca-Cola's quick ratio last quarter was 0.8x. Coca-
debtor's ability to fulfill Cola's quick ratio for fiscal years ending December
current debt obligations 2016 to 2021 averaged 0.8x. Coca-Cola's operated 24
without incurring extra at median quick ratio of 0.8x from fiscal years ending
debt. December 2017 to 2021.
25
26
28
29
Measurements that
A high debt to equity ratio generally means that a
evaluate a company's
company has been aggressive in financing its
capacity to meet its
growth with debt.
financial obligations.
30
31
Assesses a company's 32
ability to profit from its An ROA of 5% or better is typically considered good,
sales or operations, as while 20% or better is considered great. In general,
33.0
well as its balance sheet the higher the ROA, the more efficient the company
assets and shareholders' is at generating profits
equity. 34
35
36
37
P/E ratio, or price-to-earnings ratio, is a quick way to
The percentage of a 38
see if a stock is undervalued or overvalued. And so
company's total
generally speaking, the lower the P/E ratio is, the
capitalization that is made
better it is for both the business and potential 39
up of common stock.
investors.
40
41
Company Name
A. Balance Sheet 2016
B. Income Statement
-$7,150
Cash Flow from Investing Activities
-$3,211
Cash Flow from Financial Activities
Cash Outflows $10,663
$10,663
Cash Flow from Operating Activities
Net Cash Flow $50
D. Retained Earnings
REFTY $52,518
E. Financial Ratios
E1 Liquidity
E2 Activity
E3 Leverage
E4 Profitability
ROABD -
ROEBD -
-
PE
PEG 3.0
DPS -
PR 20.6
BVPS 8.3
PBV 10.0
2017 2018
$31,027 $21,893
$48,777 $55,755
$79,804 $77,648
$20,502 $22,138
$48,321 $40,908
$68,823 $63,046
$10,981 $14,602
$52,839 $59,947
$63,820 $74,549
$63,525 $64,661
$28,796 $29,381
$34,729 $35,280
-$674 -$921
$10,276 $10,110
$4,694 -$3,370
$4,908 $12,559
-$8,589 -$9,205
-$4,403 $4,564
-$4,186 -$13,769
$10,030 $9,415
$10,030 $9,415
$1,488 $112
$52,518 $52,839
$52,839 $59,947
$105,357 $112,786
1.5 1.0
1.4 0.9
1.5 1.0
9.0 9.0
10.0 9.0
0.8 0.8
6.3 4.3
6.414 9.000
7.6 19.4
6.3 16.1
44.3 98.7
- -
- -
17.9 18.3
3.2 2.6
3.2 3.6
31.4 11.4
7.8 7.7
11.4 13.7
2019 2020
$17,645 $23,001
$60,902 $69,917
$78,547 $92,918
$20,461 $23,372
$43,218 $55,994
$63,679 $79,336
$14,868 $13,552
$61,946 $63,443
$76,814 $76,995
$67,161 $70,372
$30,132 $31,797
$37,029 $38,575
-$979 -$1,011
$10,291 $10,080
$1,959 $1,894
$7,353 $7,175
-$14,926 -$7,800
-$6,437 -$11,619
-$8,489 $3,819
$9,649 $10,613
$9,649 $10,613
-$5,199 $2,684
$59,947 $61,946
$61,946 $63,443
$121,893 $125,389
0.9 1.0
0.7 0.8
0.9 1.0
9.0 8.4
9.0 8.0
0.9 0.8
4.3 5.9
7.630 8.317
10.9 10.1
9.5 7.9
49.9 50.4
- -
- -
19.8 19.3
3.5 4.0
3.8 4.0
24.7 28.0
10.4 9.8
9.7 14.6
PEPSI INC
2021 Analysis
$21,783
$70,594
$92,377
$26,220
A reading of Apple's balance sheet certainly
$50,006 suggests that it is a well-managed company. It
presents its information in a reader-friendly format
$76,226 and does not have any significant exposure to off-
the-balance-sheet items that might obfuscate its true
situation.
$16,151
$65,165
$81,316
$79,474
$37,075
Apple Inc Income Statement consists of revenues
$42,399 and expenses along with the resulting net income or
loss. It represents the profit for the accounting period
-$1,341 attributable to Apple shareholders. The income
statement also shows Apple investors and
$11,162 management if the firm made money during the
period reported.
Apple Inc Income Statement consists of revenues
and expenses along with the resulting net income or
loss. It represents the profit for the accounting period
attributable to Apple shareholders. The income
statement also shows Apple investors and
management if the firm made money during the
period reported.
$2,142
$7,679
-$14,409
-$3,629
Apple looks strong enough to continue making
-$10,780 massive cash flow distributions over the long term,
and this bodes well for investors in Apple stock over
$11,616 the coming years
$11,616
-$2,547
-$2,547
$62,618.00
9.2
0.9
9.6
8.3
The iPhone-maker just had the best quarter of any
51.7 company, reporting $123.9 billion in revenue, and
$34.6 billion in profit
-
21.7
3.3
In 2021, we expect the P/E ratio to drop. AAPL's P/E
to rise has been volatile during the last six years.
4.3 AAPL's dividend per share has increased over the
last six years. The payour ratio and the book value
31.4 per share of AAPL are on the decline. Within the last
six years, the price to book ratio of AAPLE has risen
dramatically.
11.7
14.8
Conclusion Allocation
Overall, the corporation manages its collections and Investors and research analysts use this metric to
stocks well, which has a positive influence on the determine how well a firm uses its assets to create
organization. revenue and cash.
Overall, the corporation manages its collections and Investors and research analysts use this metric to
stocks well, which has a positive influence on the determine how well a firm uses its assets to create
organization. revenue and cash.
10
11
12
Apple can increase their net margin by increasing
revenues, such as through selling more goods or
13
services or by increasing prices. Companies can
increase their net margin by reducing costs
14
Apple can increase their net margin by increasing
revenues, such as through selling more goods or
services or by increasing prices. Companies can
increase their net margin by reducing costs
15
16
17
19
20
22
23
25
26
28
29
Apple must focus its attention on competitive rivalry
and the bargaining power of buyers. This external
analysis supports the company's current position of
continuous innovation.
30
31
32
Apple can also consider filling the product line with
the new developments in the current productmix by
adding variations such as new version with 64 or 33.0
more Gigs memory, smarter andpowerful camera
lens technology etc
34
35
36
37
Apple's energy efficiency initiatives include
specifically designing buildings to optimize energy 38
usage, performing routine efficiency audits at its
buildings, and improving the efficiency of its supply 39
chain when shipping products to customers.
40
41
2016 2017
$34,010,000 $6,570.52
$53,260,000 $22,084.85
$28,655.37
$87,270,000
$26,532,000 $7,674.67
$37,518,000 $15,746.11
$64,050,000 $23,420.78
$23,220,000 $5,234.59
$65,502,000 -$4,974.30
$88,722,000 $260.29
$9,409,000 $11,759.00
$3,794,000 $9,536.00
$5,615,000 $2,223.00
-$871,000 -$577.00
$515,000 -$2,209.00
-$32,000 $32.00
$547,000 -$2,241.00
-$11,205,000 -$4,196.00
$329,000 -$4,196.00
-$4,762,000 $76.00
$8,792,000 $137.00
$2,069,000 -$61.00
-$2,895,000 $198.00
$65,018,000 -$2,997.24
$6,526,000 -$4,974.30
$71,544,000 -$7,971.54
1.28 0.86
1.18 0.56
1.28 0.86
10.86 22.82
6.16 4.20
0.480 0.41
1.97 4.47
14.25 -3.465
15.59% 10.33
7.12% 4.17
25.74% 21.12
0.07 -
0.28 -
23.3 0.00
-1.85 -
1.40 0.62
83.64
4.73
5.415 6.20
6.46 -
TESLA INC.
2018 2019
$8,307.00 12,103.00
$21,433.00 22206.000
$29,740.00 34309.000
$9,993.00 10667.000
$13,990.00 16175.000
$23,983.00 26842.000
$5,757.00 7467.000
-$5,318.00 -6083.000
$439.00 1384.000
$21,461.00 24578.000
$17,419.00 20509.000
$4,041.00 4069.000
-$617.00 -596.000
-$1,005.00 -665.000
$58.00 110.000
-$1,063.00 -775.000
-$2,337.00 -1436.000
-$2,337.00 -1436.00
$2,287.00 $3,934.00
$189.00 $1,529.00
$2,098.00 $2,405.00
$312.00 2506.000
-$4,974.30 -$5,318.00
-$5,318.00 -6083.000
-$10,292.30 -$11,401.00
0.83 1.13
0.52 0.80
0.83 1.13
22.61 18.56
5.60 5.80
0.72 0.72
4.17 3.59
-0.585 -0.101
24.41 22.15
17.36 16.16
22.72 21.49
- -
- -
0.00 0.00
1.76 -
0.71 0.76
2.83 3.19
6.70 8.30
10.00 10.14
2020 2021
26717.000 27100.000
25431.000 35031.000
52148.000 62131.000
14248.000 19705.000
14825.000 11411.000
29073.000 31116.000
23075.000 31015.000
-5399.000 331.000
17676.000 31346.000
31536.000 53823.000
24906.000 40217.000
6630.000 13606.000
-840.000 -180.000
1154.000 6343.000
292.000 699.000
862.000 5644.000
-3132.000 -7868.000
-3132.000 -7868.000
$5,718.00 11319.000
-$225.00 -178.000
$5,943.00 11497.000
13118.000 -1757.000
-6083.000 -5399.000
-5399.000 331.000
-11482.000 -$5,068.00
1.88 1.38
1.59 -1.36
1.88 1.38
16.72 28.14
6.10 7.00
0.60 0.87
1.26 1.00
2.666 17.582
31.70 36.03
21.83 32.51
21.73 26.58
- -
- -
1127.27 215.67
1.42 2.67
0.81 0.87
35.67 32.92
24.03 30.02
29.36 35.20
Analysis Conclusion
Even though KO was able to fund its day to day Used to assess a debtor's ability to repay current
activity, the unstable current ratio and quick ratio can debt obligations without having to raise additional
cause a problem in the future. funds.
With a range of $0.15-$0.25, the company had an Similarly, KO's increased profitability clearly
average to good margin. indicates that the company is doing well.
3 Total Asset
$149.763 $130.635
4 Current Liabilities
$87.140 $134.496
5 Long Term Liabilities $15.731 $11.790
6 Total Liabilities
$102.871 $146.286
7 Shareholder Equity
$46.892 -$15.651
8 Returened Earnings -$204.400
-$287.909
B. Income Statement
10 Services Revenue
$85.907 $160.806
11 Cost of Goods Sold
$36.024 $55.949
12 Gross Profit
$49.883 $104.857
13 Non-Operating Income/Expenses
-$0.019 $0.039
14 Net Profit Before Tax
-$76.007 -$74.631
15 Income Taxes (PFT)
$0.295 $0.425
16 Net Profit After Tax
-$76.302 -$75.056
Cash Flow
17 Cash Inflow $1.160 $6.965
21 REFTY -$204.400
-$287.909
E. Financial Ratios
E1 Liquidity
E2 Activity
E4 Profitability
32 Return On Assets
-50.95 -57.45
36 NO DATA AVAILABLE
PE
39 PR 0.00 0.00
40 BVPS
2.43 -0.77
41 PBV -
18.84
OKTA INC
2018 2019 2020 2021
$731.936
$199.923 $1,550.051 $2,604.754
$163,000
-$99.704 -$197.320 -$688.041
$212.168 $372.934 $908.988 $1,220
-
1.08 2.31 2.54
Institutional investors hold a majority ownership of Apple's energy efficiency initiatives include
AAPL through the 59.31% of the outstanding shares specifically designing buildings to optimize energy
that they control. This interest is also higher than at usage, performing routine efficiency audits at its
almost any other company in the buildings, and improving the efficiency of its supply
Telecommunications Equipment industry. chain when shipping products to customers.
# GameStop Corp. Cl A
2016 2017 2018 2019
1
$1,937.50 $2,140.70 $3,018.40 $3,127.70
2 $2,392.80 $2,835.20 $2,023.20 $916.60
3
$4,330.30 $4,975.90 $5,041.60 $4,044.30
4
$1,794.40 $1,761.50 $1,930.80 $2,181.10
5 $454.90 $960.30 $896.30 $527.00
6
$2,249.30 $2,721.80 $2,827.10 $2,708.10
7
$2,081.00 $2,254.10 $2,214.50 $1,336.20
8
$2,169.70 $2,301.30 $2,180.10 $1,362.70
10
$9,363.80 $7,965.00 $8,547.10 $8,285.30
11
$6,445.50 $5,465.10 $6,062.20 $5,977.20
12
$2,918.30 $2,499.90 $2,484.90 $2,308.10
13
-$23.00 -$53.00 -$55.30 -$51.10
14
$625.20 $428.70 $383.90 -$753.10
15
$222.40 $124.20 $153.50 $41.70
16
$402.80 $304.50 $230.40 -$794.80
20
$2,093.00 $2,169.70 $2,301.30 $2,180.10
21
$2,169.70 $2,301.30 $2,180.10 $1,362.70
24
26
53.05 36.06 61.67 61.74
27
5.54 4.87 4.85 4.78
29
31
4.23 4.30 0.41 -8.12
32
9.30 6.12 4.57 -19.65
33.0
-49.14 -75.94 -59.48 10.40
34 14 13 16 16
35 36 36 56 61
36
5.31 5.81 41.97 5.81
37 - -
0.42 0.37
38
1.48 1.52 1.52 0.38
$1,633.70 $1,551.20
$1,186.00 $921.40
$2,819.70 $2,472.60
$1,237.70 $1,342.70
When compared to other competitors, Coca-financial
$970.50 $693.20 Cola's statement presents a solid case. However,
due to a few flaws in their financials, Coca-Cola
$2,208.20 $2,035.90 needs to extend its market in order to stay
competitive and maintain efficient financials.
$611.50 $436.70
$690.20 $474.90
$1,301.70 $911.60
$6,466.00 $5,089.80
$4,557.30 $3,830.30
$1,908.70 $1,259.50
KO was able to recover from a decrease in 2016,
having an increasing liabilities, shareholder's equity,
-$27.20 -$32.10 and retained earnings.
-$426.80 -$269.90
KO was able to recover from a decrease in 2016,
having an increasing liabilities, shareholder's equity,
and retained earnings.
$37.60 -$55.30
-$464.40 -$214.60
-$577.40 -$444.60
-$577.40 -$444.60
-$1,059.20 $68.30 Cash Flow Analysis is the evaluation of a company's
cash inflows and outflows from operations, financing
-$644.70 -$55.40 activities, and investing activities
-$414.50 $123.70
-$1,127.00 $121.50
$1,362.70 $690.20
Ko has an increasing retained earnings, with the
decrease in 2018, the company was able to recover,
$690.20 $474.90 having a continous increase up until 2021
$2,052.90 $1,165.10
1.32 1.16
396.00 208.50
0.69 0.83 In the case of KO, the corporation has more debt
than equity.
-10.379 -6.994
-7.28 -4.23
-16.47 -8.68
With a range of $0.15-$0.25, the company had an
13.51 19.36 average to good margin.
18 27
88 150
-
-
33.46 40.29
Conclusion Allocation
retained earnings is beneficial since it indicates that These earnings could be utilized to fund a future
the organization is profitable on a constant basis. growth or to pay dividends to shareholders.
The corporation is having trouble keeping track of Investors and research analysts use this metric to
collections and stock, which might lead to a financial determine how well a firm uses its assets to create
crisis. revenue and cash.
The corporation is having trouble keeping track of Investors and research analysts use this metric to
collections and stock, which might lead to a financial determine how well a firm uses its assets to create
crisis. revenue and cash.
In conclusion, the common stock price ratio of KO The percentage of a company's total capitalization
shows a good value for investors. that is made up of common stock.
#
Recommendation
1
Coca-Cola is widely regarded as the world's most
powerful beverage company. It claims a 14% market 2
share of all commercial beverage sales in developed
markets and a 6% market share in emerging
3
markets. That may not seem like much, but
considering the vast universe of beverage products,
including water, juice, tea, soda, and more, it is a 4
remarkable figure. However, the company's revenue
has shrunk over the last decade, falling by an 5
average of just under 2% per year. Coca-Cola has
had an eventful decade, which has included 6
franchising its bottling operations, decreasing
revenue and increasing profit margins. The
company's dividend is arguably its most well-known 7
investment feature. Long-term shareholders have
reaped the benefits of annual dividend increases for 8
decades. At the current share price, investors can
get a dividend yield of just under 3%, which can be
put in your pocket or reinvested to buy more shares
and earn more dividends. 9
10
A company's revenues are generated by sales, and
marketing assists in funneling potential clients into
sales platforms. 11
Compiles the cost of products sold for an accounting
period in more detail than a standard income 12
statement.
Gross profit might assist you figure out how much it
13
costs to make money.
Assist in determining a company's cost and
inventory management efficiency. 14
The amount recorded indicates a company's
profitability, which affects whether the company can
compensate its shareholders and investors through
dividends and share buybacks.
period in more detail than a standard income
statement.
Gross profit might assist you figure out how much it
costs to make money.
Assist in determining a company's cost and
inventory management efficiency.
The amount recorded indicates a company's
profitability, which affects whether the company can 15
compensate its shareholders and investors through
dividends and share buybacks.
16
17
19
20
22
23
25
26
28
29
A high debt to equity ratio generally means that a
company has been aggressive in financing its
growth with debt.
30
31
32
An ROA of 5% or better is typically considered good,
while 20% or better is considered great. In general,
33.0
the higher the ROA, the more efficient the company
is at generating profits
34
35
36
37
P/E ratio, or price-to-earnings ratio, is a quick way to
see if a stock is undervalued or overvalued. And so 38
generally speaking, the lower the P/E ratio is, the
better it is for both the business and potential 39
investors.
40
41
Company Name
A. Balance Sheet 2016 2017
Current asset
$193.887 $168.348
Fixed Asset $422.059 $401.276
Total Asset
$615.946 $569.624
Current Liabilities
$101.519 $101.758
Long Term Liabilities $67.845 $44.343
Total Liabilities
$169.364 $146.101
Shareholder Equity
$446.582 $423.523
Returened Earnings
$97.648 $52.105
B. Income Statement
-$46.000 -$32.929
Cash Flow from Investing Activities
$42.800 $7.531
Cash Flow from Financial Activities
Cash Outflows -$111.300 -$128.451
$154.100 $135.982
Cash Flow from Operating Activities
Net Cash Flow -$3.100 -$25.398
D. Retained Earnings
REFTY
$97.648 $52.105
E. Financial Ratios
E1 Liquidity
Quick Ratio
1.39 1.16
E2 Activity
E3 Leverage
0.38 0.35
E4 Profitability
ROABD 14 13
ROEBD 36 36
- -0.01
PE
PR 26.10 25.90
BVPS
36.11 36.44
PBV 4.32 5.86
Nkarta Inc.
2018 2019 2020 2021
$639.851
$1,054.057 $1,378.825 $1,386.784
16 16 18 27
56 61 88 150
Institutional investors hold a majority ownership of Apple's energy efficiency initiatives include
AAPL through the 59.31% of the outstanding shares specifically designing buildings to optimize energy
that they control. This interest is also higher than at usage, performing routine efficiency audits at its
almost any other company in the buildings, and improving the efficiency of its supply
Telecommunications Equipment industry. chain when shipping products to customers.
# Company Name META PLATFORMS INC.
A. Balance Sheet 2016 2017 2018
1 Current asset
$34,401.00 $48,563.00 $50,480.00
2 Fixed Asset
$30,560.00 $35,961.00 $46,854.00
3 Total Asset
$64,961.00 $84,524.00 $97,334.00
4 Current Liabilities
$21,135.00 $14,981.00 $15,053.00
5 Long Term Liabilities
$19,973.00 $16,045.00 $17,269.00
6 Total Liabilities
$41,108.00 $31,026.00 $32,322.00
7 Shareholder Equity
$59,194.00 $74,347.00 $84,127.00
8 Returened Earnings
$21,670.00 $33,990.00 $41,981.00
9 TOTAL TSE&RE
10 Services Revenue
$27,638.00 $40,653.00 $55,838.00
11 Cost of Goods Sold
$3,789.00 $5,454.00 $9,355.00
12 Gross Profit
$23,849.00 $35,199.00 $46,483.00
Non-Operating
13
Income/Expenses $91.00 $391.00 $448.00
14 Net Profit Before Tax
$12,518.00 $20,594.00 $25,361.00
15 Income Taxes (PFT)
$2,301.00 $4,660.00 $3,249.00
16 Net Profit After Tax
$10,217.00 $15,934.00 $22,112.00
Cash Flow
17 Cash Inflow -$11,792.00 -$20,118.00 -$11,603.00
Cash Flow from
Investing Activities -$11,792.00 -$20,118.00 -$11,603.00
Cash Flow from
Financial Activities $15,798.00 $18,981.00 $13,702.00
18 Cash Outflows -$310.00 -$5,235.00 -$15,572.00
Cash Flow from
Operating Activities $16,108.00 $24,216.00 $29,274.00
19 Net Cash Flow $3,943.00 $3,723.00 $4,152.00
D. Retained Earnings
Returned Entry
20
Balance
$9,787.00 $21,670.00 $33,990.00
21 REFTY
$21,670.00 $33,990.00 $41,981.00
Target Return
22
Earnings
$31,457.00 $55,660.00 $75,971.00
E. Financial Ratios
E1 Liquidity
23 Current Ratio
1.63 3.24 3.35
24 Quick Ratio
- - 0.00
Account Recievable
26
Turnover
6.9216 6.9707 7.3597
27 Inventrory Turnover
- - -
NO DATA AVAILABLE
E4 Profitability
32 Return On Assets
15.7279 18.8515 22.7177
34 ROABD
14 13 16
35 ROEBD
36 36 56
E5 Common Stock
Ratios
36
PE 35.29 32.74 17.32
37 PEG
1.03 -3.56 0.76
38 DPS
NO DATA AVAILABLE
39 PR
12.16 12.82 6.87
40 BVPS
20.47 25.58 29.48
41 PBV
4.32 5.86 6.14
TFORMS INC.
2019 2019 2021
16 16 27
61 61 150
Institutional investors hold a majority ownership of Apple's energy efficiency initiatives include
AAPL through the 59.31% of the outstanding shares specifically designing buildings to optimize energy
that they control. This interest is also higher than at usage, performing routine efficiency audits at its
almost any other company in the buildings, and improving the efficiency of its supply
Telecommunications Equipment industry. chain when shipping products to customers.
# Company Name
A. Balance Sheet 2016 2017
1 Current asset
$193.887 $168.348
2 Fixed Asset $422.059 $401.276
3 Total Asset
$615.946 $569.624
4 Current Liabilities
$101.519 $101.758
5 Long Term Liabilities $67.845 $44.343
6 Total Liabilities
$169.364 $146.101
7 Shareholder Equity
$446.582 $423.523
8 Returened Earnings
$97.648 $52.105
B. Income Statement
-$46.000 -$32.929
Cash Flow from Investing Activities
$42.800 $7.531
Cash Flow from Financial Activities
18 Cash Outflows -$111.300 -$128.451
$154.100 $135.982
Cash Flow from Operating Activities
19 Net Cash Flow -$3.100 -$25.398
D. Retained Earnings
21 REFTY
$97.648 $52.105
E. Financial Ratios
E1 Liquidity
24 Quick Ratio
1.39 1.16
E2 Activity
E3 Leverage
0.38 0.35
E4 Profitability
34 ROABD 14 13
35 ROEBD 36 36
36 - -0.01
PE
39 PR 26.10 25.90
40 BVPS
36.11 36.44
41 PBV 4.32 5.86
Nkarta Inc.
2018 2019 2020 2021
$639.851
$1,054.057 $1,378.825 $1,386.784
16 16 18 27
56 61 88 150
Institutional investors hold a majority ownership of Apple's energy efficiency initiatives include
AAPL through the 59.31% of the outstanding shares specifically designing buildings to optimize energy
that they control. This interest is also higher than at usage, performing routine efficiency audits at its
almost any other company in the buildings, and improving the efficiency of its supply
Telecommunications Equipment industry. chain when shipping products to customers.
# Company Name WALMART INC
A. Balance Sheet 2016 2017 2018
1 Current asset
$34,401.00 $48,563.00 $50,480.00
2 Fixed Asset
$30,560.00 $35,961.00 $46,854.00
3 Total Asset
$64,961.00 $84,524.00 $97,334.00
4 Current Liabilities
$21,135.00 $14,981.00 $15,053.00
5 Long Term Liabilities
$19,973.00 $16,045.00 $17,269.00
6 Total Liabilities
$41,108.00 $31,026.00 $32,322.00
7 Shareholder Equity
$59,194.00 $74,347.00 $84,127.00
8 Returened Earnings
$21,670.00 $33,990.00 $41,981.00
9 TOTAL TSE&RE
10 Services Revenue
$27,638.00 $40,653.00 $55,838.00
11 Cost of Goods Sold
$3,789.00 $5,454.00 $9,355.00
12 Gross Profit
$23,849.00 $35,199.00 $46,483.00
Non-Operating
13
Income/Expenses $91.00 $391.00 $448.00
14 Net Profit Before Tax
$12,518.00 $20,594.00 $25,361.00
15 Income Taxes (PFT)
$2,301.00 $4,660.00 $3,249.00
16 Net Profit After Tax
$10,217.00 $15,934.00 $22,112.00
Cash Flow
17 Cash Inflow -$11,792.00 -$20,118.00 -$11,603.00
Cash Flow from
Investing Activities -$11,792.00 -$20,118.00 -$11,603.00
Cash Flow from
Financial Activities $15,798.00 $18,981.00 $13,702.00
18 Cash Outflows -$310.00 -$5,235.00 -$15,572.00
Cash Flow from
Operating Activities $16,108.00 $24,216.00 $29,274.00
19 Net Cash Flow $3,943.00 $3,723.00 $4,152.00
D. Retained Earnings
Returned Entry
20
Balance
$9,787.00 $21,670.00 $33,990.00
21 REFTY
$21,670.00 $33,990.00 $41,981.00
Target Return
22
Earnings
$31,457.00 $55,660.00 $75,971.00
E. Financial Ratios
E1 Liquidity
23 Current Ratio
1.63 3.24 3.35
24 Quick Ratio
- - 0.00
Account Recievable
26
Turnover
6.9216 6.9707 7.3597
27 Inventrory Turnover
- - -
NO DATA AVAILABLE
E4 Profitability
32 Return On Assets
15.7279 18.8515 22.7177
34 ROABD
14 13 16
35 ROEBD
36 36 56
E5 Common Stock
Ratios
36
PE 35.29 32.74 17.32
37 PEG
1.03 -3.56 0.76
38 DPS
NO DATA AVAILABLE
39 PR
12.16 12.82 6.87
40 BVPS
20.47 25.58 29.48
41 PBV
4.32 5.86 6.14
ART INC
2019 2019 2021
16 16 27
61 61 150
Institutional investors hold a majority ownership of Apple's energy efficiency initiatives include
AAPL through the 59.31% of the outstanding shares specifically designing buildings to optimize energy
that they control. This interest is also higher than at usage, performing routine efficiency audits at its
almost any other company in the buildings, and improving the efficiency of its supply
Telecommunications Equipment industry. chain when shipping products to customers.
Purpose:
Total Amount:
Coverage Period:
Risk:
Securities:
# Company Name
A. Balance Sheet 2016 % 2017
1 Current asset $103,332,000 31.20% $143,810,000
2 Fixed Asset $227,809,000 68.80% $262,984,000
3 Total Asset $331,141,000 100.00% $406,794,000
4 Current Liabilities $84,130,000 42.33% $115,788,000
5 Long Term Liabilities $114,621,000 57.67% $150,807,000
6 Total Liabilities $198,751,000 100.00% $266,595,000
7 Shareholder Equity $132,390,000 56.97% $140,199,000
8 Returened
TOTAL Earnings
SHAREHOLDER'S $100,001,000 43.03% $104,593,000
EQUITY & RETURENED
9 EARNINGS $232,391,000 100.00% $244,792,000
B. Income Statement
10 Services Revenue $78,351,000 100.00% $88,293,000
11 Cost of Goods Sold $48,175,000 61.49% $54,381,000
12 Gross Profit $30,176,000 38.51% $33,912,000
13 Non-Operating Income/Expenses $821,000 1.05% $756,000
14 Net Profit Before Tax $24,180,000 30.86% $27,030,000
15 Income Taxes (PFT) $6,289,000 8.03% $6,965,000
16 Net Profit After Tax $17,891,000 22.83% $20,065,000
C. Cash Flow
17 Cash Inflow $634,000 -15.41% -$150,000
Cash Flow from Investing Activities -$19,122,000 464.92% -$13,590,000
Cash Flow from Financial Activities -$12,225,000 297.23% -$7,501,000
18 Cash Outflows $66,231,000 -1610.28% $64,225,000
Cash Flow from Operating Activities $27,234,000 -662.14% $28,293,000
19 Net Cash Flow -$4,113,000 100.00% $7,202,000
D. Retained Earnings
Table 4
FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS (Vertical)
For the period ending December 31, 2021
(thousands)
#
% 2021 % Remarks/Conclusion
43.53% $153,154,000 40.18% 1
56.47% $228,037,000 59.82% 2
100.00% $381,191,000 100.00% 3
46.04% $147,574,000 47.72% 4
A reading of Apple's balance sheet certainly
53.96% $161,685,000 52.28% suggests that it is a well-managed company. 5
100.00% $309,259,000 100.00% It presents its information in a reader-friendly 6
463.07% $71,932,000 83.29% format and does not have any significant 7
exposure to off-the-balance-sheet items that
100.00% $14,435,000 16.71% might obfuscate its true situation. 8
81% 0.9 87% The common stock ratio analyzes how much 38
common stock makes up of a company's
735% 7.8 784% overall capitalization. A high proportion on 39
The Apple's shows that management is
385% 3.8 384% cautious, with common stock sales 40
accounting for the majority of the company's
3346% 40.3 4029% funding. 41
VESTMENT PLAN
ble 4
ANALYSIS (Vertical)
ng December 31, 2021
sands)
Company Name
A. Balance Sheet 2016 % 2017 %
Current asset $34,010,000 39% $36,545,000 42%
Fixed Asset $53,260,000 61% $51,351,000 58%
Total Asset $87,270,000 100% $87,896,000 100%
Current Liabilities $26,532,000 41% $27,194,000 39%
Long Term Liabilities $37,518,000 59% $41,725,000 61%
Total Liabilities $64,050,000 100% $68,919,000 100%
Shareholder Equity $23,220,000 26% $18,977,000 24%
Returened
TOTAL Earnings
SHAREHOLDER'S $65,502,000 74% $60,430,000 76%
EQUITY & RETURENED
EARNINGS $88,722,000 100% $79,407,000 100%
B. Income Statement
Services Revenue $9,409,000 100% $8,314,000 100%
Cost of Goods Sold $3,794,000 40% $3,155,000 38%
Gross Profit $5,615,000 60% $5,159,000 62%
Non-Operating Income/Expenses -$871,000 -9% -$425,000 -5%
Net Profit Before Tax $515,000 5% $1,085,000 13%
Income Taxes (PFT) -$32,000 0% $3,802,000 46%
Net Profit After Tax $547,000 6% -$2,717,000 -33%
C. Cash Flow
Cash Inflow -$11,205,000 387% -$11,205,000 174%
Cash Flow from Investing Activities $329,000,000 -11364% -$2,583,000 40%
Cash Flow from Financial Activities -$4,762,000 164% -$4,948,000 77%
Cash Outflows $8,792,000 -304% $7,041,000 -110%
Cash Flow from Operating Activities $2,069,000 -71% $1,179,000 -18%
Net Cash Flow -$2,895,000 100% -$6,426,000 100%
D. Retained Earnings
36 PE - - 17.9
0.00 0% 0.00 0%
- - 1.76 176%
- - 10.00 1000%
TESLA INC.
2019 % 2020 %
12,103.00 35% 26717.000 51%
22206.000 65% 25431.000 49%
34309.000 100% 52148.000 100%
10667.000 40% 14248.000 49%
16175.000 60% 14825.000 51%
26842.000 100% 29073.000 100%
7467.000 540% 23075.000 131%
-6083.000 -440% -5399.000 -31%
- - 1.42 142%
53823.000 100% 10
40217.000 75% 11
13606.000 25% It is concluded that Profit before tax is a 12
-180.000 0% measure that looks at a TESLA's profits 13
6343.000 12% before the TESLA has to pay corporate 14
income tax. It essentially is all of a
699.000 1% TESLA's profits without the consideration 15
5644.000 10% of any taxes. 16
-7868.000 448% 17
-7868.000 448%
11319.000 -644%
-178.000 10% 18
11497.000 -654%
-5399.000 107% 20
331.000 -7% 21
TESLA can repay its present obligations
without having to liquidate long-term
assets. If a company's quick ratio is
greater than one, it suggests it has more
short-term assets than current liabilities.
The company's liquidity improves when
-$5,068.00 100% the quick ratio rises. 22
1.38 100% 23
28.14 3248% 26
Inventory turnover is higher than Total
asset turnover. Therefore, it is concluded
7.00 808% that the higher the inventory turnover, the 27
better, since high inventory turnover
typically means a company is selling
goods quickly, and there is considerable
0.87 100% demand for their products. 28
36.03 3603% 31
215.67 21567% 36
2.67 267% 37
Price earnings to growth is higher than
0.87 87% DPS/Dividends Per Share fo 6 years span. 38
It is concluded that PEG ratios higher than
32.92 3292% 1 are generally considered unfavorable, 39
suggesting a stock is overvalued.
30.02 3002% Conversely, ratios lower than 1 are 40
considered better, indicating a stock is
35.20 3520% undervalued. 41
Company Name # Company Name
A. Balance Sheet A. Balance Sheet
Current asset 1 Current asset
Fixed Asset 2 Fixed Asset
Total Asset 3 Total Asset
Current Liabilities 4 Current Liabilities
Long Term Liabilities 5 Long Term Liabilities
Total Liabilities 6 Total Liabilities
Shareholder Equity 7 Shareholder Equity
Returened Earnings 8 Returened Earnings
PE 36 PE
PEG 37 PEG
Price/Revenue 39 Price/Revenue
- - 481.700 48170.00%
- - - -
- - - -
- - - -
- - - -
23 23 Current Ratio
36 36 PE
37 37 PEG
39 39 Price/Revenue
Price Earnings is higher than price-
earnings-to-growth from year 2016-2021. 40 40 Book Value Per Share
It is concluded that a high P/E ratio might
mean that a stock is overvalued 41 41 Price to Book
2016 % 2017 %
$193.887 31.48% $168.348 29.55%
$422.059 68.52% $401.276 70.45%
$615.946 100.00% $569.624 100.00%
$101.519 59.94% $101.758 69.65%
$67.845 40.06% $44.343 30.35%
$169.364 100.00% $146.101 100.00%
$446.582 82.06% $423.523 89.05%
$97.648 17.94% $52.105 10.95%
0.00%
- - -0.01 -1.00%
2018 % 2019 %
$231.571 36.19% $218.648 20.74%
$408.280 63.81% $835.409 79.26%
$639.851 100.00% $1,054.057 100.00%
$120.514 67.13% $180.649 56.73%
$59.020 32.87% $137.772 43.27%
$179.534 100.00% $318.421 100.00%
$460.317 89.21% $735.636 81.64%
$55.688 10.79% $165.400 18.36%
NO DATA AVAILABLE
NO DATA AVAILABLE
NO DATA AVAILABLE
23 Current Ratio
36 PE
37 PEG
- - - -
- - - -
NO DA
NO DA
0.00 - 0.00 -
- - - -
NO DATA AVAILABLE
NO DATA AVAILABLE
0.00 - 0.00 -
- - - -
0.00%
0.00%
23 Current Ratio
27 Inventory Turnover
33 Return On Equity
E5 Common Stock Ratios
36 PE
37 PEG
39 Price/Revenue
41 Price to Book
2016 % 2017 %
$60,239.00 30.18% $57,689.00 29.01%
$139,342.00 69.82% $141,136.00 70.99%
$199,581.00 100.00% $198,825.00 100.00%
$84,130,000.00 50998.70% $115,788,000.00 74729.42%
-$83,965,035.00 -50898.70% -$115,633,057.00 -74629.42%
$164,965.00 100.00% $154,943.00 100.00%
$83,611.00 48.15% $80,535.00 47.40%
$90,021.00 51.85% $89,354.00 52.60%
- - - -
- - 26.26 2626.00%
2018 % 2019 %
$59,664.00 0.02% $61,897.00 0.02%
$144,858.00 0.04% $157,398.00 0.05%
$204,522.00 0.05% $219,295.00 0.06%
$108,283,000.00 42.33% $102,161,000.00 40.69%
-$108,246,175.00 -42.31% -$102,110,797.00 -40.67%
$36,825.00 0.01% $50,203.00 0.02%
$80,822.00 0.03% $79,634.00 0.06%
$85,107.00 0.03% $80,785.00 0.06%
- - - -
- - - -
23 Current Ratio
27 Inventory Turnover
36 PE
37 PEG
- - $17,650,000 47.82%
$17,650,000 100.00% $19,260,000 52.18%
NO AVAILABLE D
NO AVAILABLE D
NO AVAILABLE D
NO AVAILABLE D
NO AVAILABLE D
Indonesia Energy Corporation. Ltd.
2018 % 2019 %
$4,000,000 408.16% $15,700,000 74.20%
-$3,020,000 -308.16% $5,460,000 25.80%
$980,000 100.00% $21,160,000 100.00%
$2,670,000 1.04% $2,740,000 1.09%
$253,157,000 98.96% $248,347,000 98.91%
$255,827,000 100.00% $251,087,000 100.00%
$5,070,000 20.97% $16,190,000 43.79%
$19,110,000 79.03% $20,780,000 56.21%
NO AVAILABLE DATA
NO AVAILABLE DATA
NO AVAILABLE DATA
NO AVAILABLE DATA
NO AVAILABLE DATA
2020 % Remarks/Conclusion
$11,240,000 71.68%
$4,440,000 28.32%
$15,680,000 100.00%
$1,830,000 0.64%
$286,000,000 99.36%
$287,830,000 100.00%
$12,360,000 30.83%
$27,730,000 69.17%
$40,090,000 100.00%
$1,980,000 100.00%
$2,720,000 137.37%
-$735,930 -37.17%
$353,150 17.84%
-$6,950,000 -351.01%
- -
- -
-$357,330 64.50%
-$357,330 64.50%
$75,484,000 -13625.27%
$80,674,000 -14562.09%
-$5,190,000 936.82%
-$554,000 100.00%
$20,780,000 42.84%
$27,730,000 57.16%
$48,510,000 100.00%
# Company Name
A. Balance Sheet 2016 %
1 Current asset ### 46.05%
2 Fixed Asset ### 53.95%
3 Total Asset ### 100.00%
4 Current Liabilities ### 37.13%
5 Long Term Liabilities ### 62.87%
6 Total Liabilities ### 100.00%
7 Shareholder Equity ### 38.91%
8 Returened Earnings ### 61.09%
36 PE - -
$197,083.00 100.00%
$93,775.00 100.00%
$29,855.00 31.84%
$63,920.00 68.16%
- -
$22,776.00 24.29%
$1,898.00 2.02%
$20,878.00 22.26%
$163,000.00 32470.12%
$163,000.00 32470.12%
$9,363.00 1865.14%
-$14,047.00 -2798.21%
$23,410.00 4663.35%
$502.00 100.00%
$113,890.00 48.06%
$123,060.00 51.94%
$236,950.00 100.00%
1.35 0.01%
1.12 0.01%
$15,753.00 100.00%
6.14 1190.98%
2.87 557.90%
0.52 100.00%
1.46 146.00%
30.319 3031.88%
22.26 2226.00%
11.76 1176.00%
29.86 2986.00%
25.57 2557.00%
1.68 168.00%
4.19 419.00%
4.85 485.00%
28.16 2815.67%
6.04 604.00%
# Company Name
Remarks/Conclusion A. Balance Sheet
1 Current asset
A reading of Apple's balance sheet 2 Fixed Asset
certainly suggests that it is a well- 3 Total Asset
managed company. It presents its 4 Current Liabilities
information in a reader-friendly format and
5 Long Term Liabilities
does not have any significant exposure to
off-the-balance-sheet items that might 6 Total Liabilities
obfuscate its true situation. 7 Shareholder Equity
8 TOTAL
Returened Earnings
SHAREHOLDER'S
9 EQUITY &
RETURENED
B. Income Statement
EARNINGS
10 Services Revenue
11 Cost of Goods Sold
In 2021, we see that sales have climbed
by more than 170 percent. This shows that 12 Gross Profit
the firm is in an upswing or bullish market 13 Non-Operating Income/Expenses
based on their income statement for the 14 Net Profit Before Tax
previous five years.
15 Income Taxes (PFT)
16 Net Profit After Tax
C. Cash Flow
17 Cash Outflow
Cash Flow from Investing Activities
Cash Inflow
AAPL has a positive cash flow, which 18 Cash Flow from Financial Activities
suggests that more money is pouring into Cash Flow from Operating Activities
the firm than out during a six-year period.
AAPL has a positive cash flow, which
suggests that more money is pouring into
the firm than out during a six-year period.
D. Retained Earnings
20 Returned Entry Balance
21 REFTY
E. Financial Ratios
E1 Liquidity
23 Current Ratio
E2 Activity
E3 Leverage
This data will help Apple executives make
the best financial and investment 29 Debt Equity Ratio
decisions possible. It offers a number of
funding options to help the firm accomplish 30.000 Times Interest Earned
its revenue goals.
E4 Profitability
31 Net Profit Margin
41 Price to Book
2016 % 2017 %
103332000 0 143810000 0
227809000 1 262984000 1
331141000 1 406794000 1
84130000 0 115788000 0
114621000 1 150807000 1
198751000 1 266595000 1
132390000 1 140199000 1
100001000 0 104593000 0
232391000 1 244792000 1
Statement
78351000 1 88293000 1
48175000 1 54381000 1
30176000 0 33912000 0
821000 0 756000 0
24180000 0 27030000 0
6289000 0 6965000 0
17891000 0 20065000 0
634000 0 -150000 0
-19122000 5 -13590000 -2
-12225000 3 -7501000 -1
66231000 -16 64225000 9
27234000 -7 28293000 4
-4113000 1 7202000 1
d Earnings
92284000 7 96364000 1
45686000 3 48350000 0
13797000 1 144714000 1
1 1 1 1
1 1 1 1
7 31 6 30
65 273 29 134
0 1 0 1
2 0 2 0
21 1 21 1
14 1 14 1
35 2 37 2
Stock Ratios
13 1 17 1
1 0 -4 0
1 0 1 0
26 2 26 2
6 0 7 0
4 0 6 0
Walt Disney Co.
2018 % 2019 %
140828000 0 163231000 0
232891000 1 177387000 1
373719000 1 340618000 1
108283000 0 102161000 0
147544000 1 148926000 1
255827000 1 251087000 1
177829000 1 89531000 1
80510000 0 43997000 0
258339000 1 133528000 1
84310000 1 91819000 1
52297000 1 56602000 1
32031000 0 35217000 0
560000 0 349000 0
23906000 0 25918000 0
3941000 0 3682000 0
19965000 0 22236000 0
-3454000 0 -584000 0
5884000 0 -13668000 2
-13676000 -1 -25407000 3
77434000 4 69391000 -8
26690000 1 30516000 -4
18858000 1 -8559000 1
98330000 1 70400000 1
59530000 0 55255000 0
157860000 1 125655000 1
1 1 2 1
1 1 2 1
5 24 6 21
41 183 39 146
0 1 0 1
1 0 3 0
23 1 21 1
16 1 17 1
51 2 60 3
13 1 23 1
1 0 1 0
1 0 1 0
23 2 25 1
6 0 5 0
6 0 14 1
2020 % 2021 %
154106000 0 153154000 0
199948000 1 228037000 1
354054000 1 381191000 1
132507000 0 147574000 0
155323000 1 161685000 1
287830000 1 309259000 1
66224000 5 71932000 1
14301000 1 14435000 0
80525000 6 86367000 1
111439000 1 123945000 1
67111000 1 69702000 1
44328000 0 54243000 0
45000 0 -247000 0
33579000 0 41241000 0
4824000 0 66111000 1
28755000 0 34630000 0
-406000 0 163000 0
-8584000 4 -16106000 -6
-32249000 16 -28159000 -10
80674000 -39 104038000 39
38763000 -19 46996000 17
-2070000 1 2701000 1
45898000 0 14966000 0
57410000 1 94679000 1
103308000 1 109645000 1
1 1 1 1
1 1 1 1
7 23 7 22
42 133 32 100
0 1 0 1
4 0 4 0
22 1 27 1
19 1 29 1
91 4 150 6
36 1 29 1
3 0 1 0
1 0 1 0
24 1 15 1
4 0 4 0
33 1 40 1
# Company Name
Remarks/Conclusion A. Balance Sheet
1 Current asset
A reading of Apple's balance sheet 2 Fixed Asset
certainly suggests that it is a well- 3 Total Asset
managed company. It presents its 4 Current Liabilities
information in a reader-friendly format and
5 Long Term Liabilities
does not have any significant exposure to
off-the-balance-sheet items that might 6 Total Liabilities
obfuscate its true situation. 7 Shareholder Equity
8 Returened Earnings
TOTAL SHAREHOLDER'S EQUITY
9
& RETURENED EARNINGS
B. Income Statement
10 Services Revenue
11 Cost of Goods Sold
In 2021, we see that sales have climbed
by more than 170 percent. This shows that 12 Gross Profit
the firm is in an upswing or bullish market 13 Non-Operating Income/Expenses
based on their income statement for the 14 Net Profit Before Tax
previous five years.
15 Income Taxes (PFT)
16 Net Profit After Tax
C. Cash Flow
17 Cash Outflow
Cash Flow from Investing Activities
Cash Inflow
AAPL has a positive cash flow, which 18 Cash Flow from Financial Activities
suggests that more money is pouring into Cash Flow from Operating Activities
the firm than out during a six-year period.
AAPL has a positive cash flow, which
suggests that more money is pouring into
the firm than out during a six-year period.
D. Retained Earnings
20 Returned Entry Balance
21 REFTY
E. Financial Ratios
E1 Liquidity
23 Current Ratio
E2 Activity
E3 Leverage
This data will help Apple executives make
the best financial and investment 29 Debt Equity Ratio
decisions possible. It offers a number of
funding options to help the firm accomplish 30.000 Times Interest Earned
its revenue goals.
E4 Profitability
31 Net Profit Margin
41 Price to Book
2016 % 2017 %
103332000 0 143810000 0
227809000 1 262984000 1
331141000 1 406794000 1
84130000 0 115788000 0
114621000 1 150807000 1
198751000 1 266595000 1
132390000 1 140199000 1
100001000 0 104593000 0
232391000 1 244792000 1
78351000 1 88293000 1
48175000 1 54381000 1
30176000 0 33912000 0
821000 0 756000 0
24180000 0 27030000 0
6289000 0 6965000 0
17891000 0 20065000 0
634000 0 -150000 0
-19122000 5 -13590000 -2
-12225000 3 -7501000 -1
66231000 -16 64225000 9
27234000 -7 28293000 4
-4113000 1 7202000 1
92284000 7 96364000 1
45686000 3 48350000 0
13797000 1 144714000 1
1 1 1 1
1 1 1 1
7 31 6 30
65 273 29 134
0 1 0 1
2 0 2 0
21 1 21 1
14 1 14 1
35 2 37 2
13 1 17 1
1 0 -4 0
1 0 1 0
26 2 26 2
6 0 7 0
4 0 6 0
Amazon.com Inc.
2018 % 2019 %
140828000 0 163231000 0
232891000 1 177387000 1
373719000 1 340618000 1
108283000 0 102161000 0
147544000 1 148926000 1
255827000 1 251087000 1
177829000 1 89531000 1
80510000 0 43997000 0
258339000 1 133528000 1
84310000 1 91819000 1
52297000 1 56602000 1
32031000 0 35217000 0
560000 0 349000 0
23906000 0 25918000 0
3941000 0 3682000 0
19965000 0 22236000 0
-3454000 0 -584000 0
5884000 0 -13668000 2
-13676000 -1 -25407000 3
77434000 4 69391000 -8
26690000 1 30516000 -4
18858000 1 -8559000 1
98330000 1 70400000 1
59530000 0 55255000 0
157860000 1 125655000 1
1 1 2 1
1 1 2 1
5 24 6 21
41 183 39 146
0 1 0 1
1 0 3 0
23 1 21 1
16 1 17 1
51 2 60 3
13 1 23 1
1 0 1 0
1 0 1 0
23 2 25 1
6 0 5 0
6 0 14 1
2020 % 2021 %
154106000 0 153154000 0
199948000 1 228037000 1
354054000 1 381191000 1
132507000 0 147574000 0
155323000 1 161685000 1
287830000 1 309259000 1
66224000 5 71932000 1
14301000 1 14435000 0
80525000 6 86367000 1
111439000 1 123945000 1
67111000 1 69702000 1
44328000 0 54243000 0
45000 0 -247000 0
33579000 0 41241000 0
4824000 0 66111000 1
28755000 0 34630000 0
-406000 0 163000 0
-8584000 4 -16106000 -6
-32249000 16 -28159000 -10
80674000 -39 104038000 39
38763000 -19 46996000 17
-2070000 1 2701000 1
45898000 0 14966000 0
57410000 1 94679000 1
103308000 1 109645000 1
1 1 1 1
1 1 1 1
7 23 7 22
42 133 32 100
0 1 0 1
4 0 4 0
22 1 27 1
19 1 29 1
91 4 150 6
36 1 29 1
3 0 1 0
1 0 1 0
24 1 15 1
4 0 4 0
33 1 40 1
Remarks/Conclusion
Total Amount:
Coverage Period:
Risk:
Securities:
# Company Name
A. Balance Sheet 2016 % 2017 %
1 Current asset $103,332,000 39.17% $143,810,000 -2.07%
2 Fixed Asset $227,809,000 15.44% $262,984,000 -11.44%
3 Total Asset $331,141,000 22.85% $406,794,000 -8.13%
4 Current Liabilities $84,130,000 37.63% $115,788,000 -6.48%
5 Long Term Liabilities $114,621,000 31.57% $150,807,000 -2.16%
6 Total Liabilities $198,751,000 34.14% $266,595,000 -4.04%
7 Shareholder Equity $132,390,000 5.90% $140,199,000 26.84%
8 Retained Earnings $100,001,000 4.59% $104,593,000 -23.03%
TOTAL SHAREHOLDER'S EQUITY
9 $232,391,000 5.34% $244,792,000 5.53%
& RETURENED EARNINGS
B. Income Statement
10 Services Revenue $78,351,000 12.69% $88,293,000 -4.51%
11 Cost of Goods Sold $48,175,000 12.88% $54,381,000 -3.83%
12 Gross Profit $30,176,000 12.38% $33,912,000 -5.55%
13 Non-Operating Income/Expenses $821,000 -7.92% $756,000 -25.93%
14 Net Profit Before Tax $24,180,000 11.79% $27,030,000 -11.56%
15 Income Taxes (PFT) $6,289,000 10.75% $6,965,000 -43.42%
16 Net Profit After Tax $17,891,000 12.15% $20,065,000 -0.50%
C. Cash Flow
17 Cash Inflow $634,000 -123.66% -$150,000 2202.67%
Cash Flow from Investing Activities -$19,122,000 -28.93% -$13,590,000 -143.30%
Cash Flow from Financial Activities -$12,225,000 -38.64% -$7,501,000 82.32%
18 Cash Outflows $66,231,000 -3.03% $64,225,000 20.57%
Cash Flow from Operating Activities $27,234,000 3.89% $28,293,000 -5.67%
19 Net Cash Flow -$4,113,000 -275.10% $7,202,000 161.84%
D. Retained Earnings
20 Returned Entry Balance $92,284,000 4.42% $96,364,000 2.04%
21 REFTY $45,686,000 5.83% $48,350,000 23.12%
22 Target Return Eranings $137,970,000 4.89% $144,714,000 9.08%
E. Financial Ratios
E1 Liquidity
E2 Activity
26 Account Recievable Turnover 7.4 -12.64% 6.4 -15.71%
27 Inventrory Turnover 61.6 -52.86% 29.1 42.48%
28 Total Asset Turnover 67 -8.96% 61 19.67%
E3 Leverage
E4 Profitability
31 Net Profit Margin 20.73 1.88% 21.12 7.58%
32 Return On Assets 14.31 -3.35% 13.83 18.08%
33 Return On Equity 34.94 6.95% 37.37 36.26%
34 ROABD 0.14 -9.29% 0.13 26.35%
35 ROEBD 0.36 0.00% 0.36 55.96%
E5 Common Stock Ratios
FUNDAM
For the pe
TABLE 5
FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS (Horizontal)
For the period ending December 31, 2021
$24,860,000
$69,094,000
$93,954,000
$9,464,000
$4,088,000
Sales have surged by more than 92 percent in
$5,376,000 2021, as can be shown. Even if there was a
$1,288,000 movement between years, the income statement
$2,960,000 for the prior 5 years still suggests that the firm is in
an uptrend or bullish market.
$510,000
$2,450,000
###
-$4,684,000
-$195,000 The corporation has a positive cash flow, which
implies that it has more money pouring into it than
### out during a six-year period.
$3,394,000
The corporation has a positive cash flow, which
implies that it has more money pouring into it than
out during a six-year period.
-$2,344,000
###
The company's retained earnings are solid,
$9,803,000 allowing it to borrow money in the future.
###
1.13
Coca-liquidity Cola's was not consistent, implying
that they may have had a high cash outlay or a
0.96 considerable increase in accounts payable as a
result of a major purchase of goods and services
from its vendors.
0.83
2.58
Coca-Cola, for example, can turn its assets into
1.25 money.
0.100
25.28%
9.84% It's, like Apple, may be regarded healthy since it
can assist people in assessing their financial
40.89%
health. It also signifies that they have attained their
0.27 financial aims.
1.50
26
We notice that their Common stock ratio is not
1.01 stable due to some negative percent, which could
be a sign that a company is in financial distress or
1.68 that a company has spent its retained earnings and
any funds from stock issuance on reinvesting in the
company by purchasing expensive property, plant,
82.27 and equipment (PP&E). Coca-Cola Co., a capital-
intensive company with significant operational
5.59 leverage, carries a considerable share of fixed
expenses.
10.22
# Company Name Year Founded Years in Existence Top Management CEO
Chairman and
2 Coca-Cola 1892 130 years James Quincey
CEO
3 PepsiCo 1965 57 years CEO Ramon Laguarta
4 Tesla, Inc. 2003 19 years CEO Elon Musk
5 Okta 2009 13 years CEO Todd McKinnon
Nkarta Inc.
8 2015 7 years CEO Mr. Paul J. Hastings
Walmart Inc.
11 1962 60 years CEO Doug McMillon
12 Indonesia Energy Corporation. Ltd. 2014 8 years CEO Wirawan Jusuf
Table
FUNDAMENTAL ANAL
For the period ending
remain laser-focused on to craft the brands and choice of drinks that people
strengthening that core through our love, to refresh them in body & spirit.
way to improve PepsiCo's financial to create the brands and drink options that people
performance
customers and overall
are prepared to pay a enjoy, in order to code
A well-written revitalize their minds
of conduct andan
clarifies body
premium, and then drive down organization's mission, values and principles, linking
market as fast
solutions to as to higher diligence,
possibleacross
customers
Okta
them with Administrators
standards of Currentconduct.
of professional Customers
under MSA can self-service download Okta's security
multiple industries. The Company
documentation through the online help center
GameStop's comeback strategy,
laid out in its latest annual report,
Our due diligence process consists of the systematic
involves investing in technology,
review and analysis of the responses that were
leveraging its digital assets,
provided to us by our suppliers, as well as
modernizing its fulfillment
communication and follow-up with our suppliers based
operations, and diversifying its
on the results of our review, in an effort to identify the
product offerings to include PC
source and chain of custody of the Conflict Minerals
gaming, computers, monitors, game
necessary to our products.
tables, mobile gaming products, and
gaming TVs.
Its strategy of targeting customers
who are seeking craft beer
alternatives effectively leverages the
unique capabilities of its operating We seek to gain competitive advantages through
model—primarily the systematic superior performance rather than through
way in which it continuously unethical or illegal business practices
experiments with different flavor
offerings while increasingly realizing
greater economies of scale
Table 6
FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS (Management)
For the period ending December 31, 2021
competition pricing”: Coca-Cola product prices are set around the same
level as their competitors, because Coca-Cola has to be perceived as
pricing strategy. The company's objective in using this strategy is to
ensure that
Tesla, itsuses
Inc. prices are competitive,
a premium pricing based onThis
strategy. otherprimary
firms' prices
pricingand
strategy involves high price points on the basis of uniqueness or high
at $4 per user value attributed
per month. MFA:toStarting
the company's products.
at $3 per user per month. Even
pre-sale, we were able to get support from sales engineers and it was
Team include Stacey Panayiotou, John Goldberg, Kim Cross, announcement comes as Coca-
Catherine Spain,with
Staff PEPSICO Brian Kerber,
world classBob Florio, Barbara
Professionals and Gilbreath,
ensure thatKathy
the Cola's net operating revenue grew
of 2026. Two years ago, the Lay's
right systems are in place to encourage them to develop to their full
andsupply-chain
Quaker owner set out aTesla
shortages, range of
potential.
orient employees to this feature of its organizational culture. Think
expanded its global production by
Like Owners.
Okta's pricing Tesla employs
strategy its organizational
is centred culture aspricing
on value. Value-based a tool to
is 83%
secure, reliable, extensively audited
over 2020 levels. Its other auto
unique in that it offers three different subscription options, each with cloud platform, which integrates
a different value associated with the various costs. deeply with on-premises
Gamestop should Optimize the Core Business (improve efficiencies) Expand the product catalogue and
Become the social/cultural hub for gaming (enhance PowerUp loyalty addressable market.
program) and Certain emerging categories
Build a frictionless digital ecosystem (build an e-commerce platform) represent natural extensions.
As of December 26, 2020, the Company had 2,423 employees, of
which 87 were represented by unions or similar organizations. The
Company’s Executive Leadership Team (“ELT”) is comprised of our
This statistic shows the production
CEO and his six direct reports who collectively have management
volume of The Boston Beer
responsibility for our primary business areas, including but not limited
Company from 2014 to 2021.
to brewing, supply chain operations, sales, marketing, finance, and
According to the report, the company
people and culture. The Company’s Board of Directors and the ELT
produced and shipped approximately
believe that succession planning, talent management, culture, and
8.5 million barrels of beer in 2021
diversity, equity, and inclusion are critical to the Company’s
continued success.
Amazon has its own HR system that supports the company's growing
Amazon deploys data, surveillance
workforce, which includes 1.3 million global employees. The
and algorithms to accelerate the
Employee Resource Center is the official Amazon HR partner and
productivity of its warehouse workers
one of the largest employee contact centers in the world.
Costs Remarks/Conclusion
The brand maintains its prices in the JNJ is a massive, kind, and highly diversified company with a three-key
consumer price index range. It is the segment: Consumer, Pharmaceuticals, and Medical Devices. Each of its
index used in the USA that considers three-segment has its own competitive advantage. In 2019, worldwide
the price of the products which the sales increased 0.6% to $82.1 billion as compared to an increase of 6.7%
consumers can afford. in 2018
U.S.: NYSE
KO $29,151,420.00 $62.01 $61.08 $62.01
US: NASDAQ PEP $6,319,483.00 $164.07 $162.45 $164.07
U.S.: NYSE
SAM $112,234.00 $377.17 $367.72 $377.17
U.S: NYSE
INDO $23,364,250.00 $46.70 $61.50 $46.70
U.S.: NYSE
JNJ $11,663,350.00 $168.30 $172.21 $168.30
U.S.: NYSE
DIS $14,549,670.00 $140.28 $133.50 $140.28
U.S.: Nasdaq
AMZN $4,346,693.00 $2,908.87 $2,749.06 $2,908.87
DOCTOR
TEC
For the per
Stock Prices
Weekly Monthly Quarter Semi-Annual Annual
$1,065.10
$1,044.20 (OPEN) $740.00 (OPEN) $626.06 (OPEN)
(OPEN) $923.79 (OPEN)
$1,051.75 $752.92 $597.95
$1,091.84 $907.34 (CLOSED)
(CLOSED) (CLOSED) (CLOSED)
(CLOSED)
$1,041.00
$379.72 (OPEN) $495.38 (OPEN) $566.06 (OPEN)
$423.41 (OPEN) (OPEN)
$383.46 $497.06 $559.87
$424.97 (CLOSED) $1,088.32
(CLOSED) (CLOSED) (CLOSED)
(CLOSED)
$14.41 (OPEN)
$4.63 (OPEN) $3.35 (OPEN) $5.10 (OPEN) $8.50 (OPEN)
$13.50
$4.30 (CLOSED) $3.35 (CLOSED) $4.96 (CLOSED) $8.00 (CLOSED)
(CLOSED)
Table 8
TECHNICAL ANALYSIS
For the period starting March 7, 2022
YTD 2Y 5Y 10Y
$9.17 (OPEN)
NONE NONE NONE
$9.69 (CLOSED)
$46.70 (OPEN)
NONE NONE NONE
$61.50 (CLOSED)
$1,875.00
$2,908.87 (OPEN) $845.48 (OPEN) $182.65 (OPEN)
(OPEN)
$2,749.06 $846.02 $183.77
$1,901.09
(CLOSED) (CLOSED) (CLOSED)
(CLOSED)
Charts
Formations BHS Decision
Tesla, Inc. designs, develops, Tesla uses one of the most effective
manufactures, sells and leases fully methods of marketing: word-of-mouth.
$856.30 electric vehicles and energy generation The brand's referral program rewards
and storage systems, and offer those who share their experiences with
services related to its products. others.
Tesla Inc. shares are trading higher Tesla believes the faster the world stops relying on fossil
Wednesday and appear to be breaking above fuels and moves towards a zero-emission future, the
pattern resistance. Holding over this level is better. Tesla has shifted the auto industry toward electric
key for the price to continue to keep pushing vehicles, achieved consistently growing revenues, and at
higher. The stock recently saw a fake breakout the start of 2020 was the highest performing automaker, in
when it crossed past resistance, but wasn't terms of total return, sales growth and long-term
able to hold above the support level. shareholder value.
# COMPANY NAME
1 APPLE 2017
SALES 228.57B
PROFIT 48.35B
EPS 2.32
SHARES OUTSTANDING 20.87B
DIVIDENDS 0.62
PAYOUT RATIO 26.1
P/E RATIO -
STOCK PRICE
HISTORICAL PRICE $42.31
2 COCA-COLA 2017
SALES 34.98B
PROFIT 1.18B
EPS 0.29
SHARES OUTSTANDING 4.27B
DIVIDENDS 1.48
PAYOUT RATIO 140.38
P/E RATIO 44.12
STOCK PRICE
HISTORICAL PRICE $45.88
Nkarta Inc.
8 2017
SALES N/A
PROFIT N/A
EPS
SHARES N/A
OUTSTANDING N/A
DIVIDENDS 1.08
PAYOUT RATIO 125.95
P/E RATIO 26.86
STOCK PRICE
HISTORICAL PRICE -
Walmart Inc.
10 2017
SALES 499.91B
PROFIT 9.86B
EPS 3.29
SHARES OUTSTANDING 3B
DIVIDENDS 2.04
PAYOUT RATIO 53.99
P/E RATIO 26.26
STOCK PRICE
HISTORICAL PRICE $98.75
12 2017
SALES 76.48B
PROFIT 1.3B
EPS $0
SHARES OUTSTANDING 2.69B
DIVIDENDS 3.32
PAYOUT RATIO $57.04
P/E RATIO 24.3
STOCK PRICE
HISTORICAL PRICE $139.72
Amazon.com Inc.
14 2017
SALES 177.87B
PROFIT 3.03B
EPS 6.32
SHARES OUTSTANDING
DIVIDENDS There is no
PAYOUT RATIO There is no
P/E RATIO $297.58
STOCK PRICE
HISTORICAL PRICE $1,169.47
HISTORICAL
2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
265.81B 259.97B 274.15B 365.82B 488.15
59.53B 55.26B 57.41B 94.68B 95.94
3.00 2.99 3.31 5.67 5.74
19.82B 18.47B 17.35B 16.7B 16.89
0.71 0.76 0.81 0.87 0.88
22.8 25.2 24.2 15.2 15.2
12.58 22.83 35.67 29.36 29.65
$166.47 $170.34
$39.44 $73.41 $132.69 177.34 REMARKS
CONCLUSION
HISTORICAL
2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
34.14B 37.27B 33.03B 38.73B 45.41
6.43B 8.92B 7.75B 9.77B 12.23
1.51 2.09 1.80 2.26 2.8
4.26B 4.28B 4.3B 4.32B 4.36
1.56 1.6 1.64 1.68 10.07
210.96 84.57 84.46 82.27 82.27
64.86 29.44 28.41 29.17 29.46
$65.92 $83.44
$47.35 $55.35 $54.84 $59.21 REMARKS
CONCLUSION
HISTORICAL
2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
64.66B 67.16B 70.37B 79.47B 89.75
12.52B 7.31B 7.12B 7.62B 8.35
8.84 5.23 5.14 5.51 6.05
1.42B 1.4B 1.39B 1.38B 1.38
3.59 3.79 4.02 4.25 10.39
99.57 43.03 78.32 71.47 71.47
18.27 19.79 19.32 21.68 21.89
$119.46 132.49
$110.48 $136.67 $148.30 $173.71 REMARKS
CONCLUSION
HISTORICAL
2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
21.46B 24.58B 31.54B 53.82B 91.85
(976.09M) (870M) 690M 5.52B 6.09
-1.14 -0.98 0.74 5.6 6.17
0.85263 0.887 0.933 0.986 0.99
There is no Payout ratio data available. -
There is no Payout ratio data available. -
1,341.58 343.11 344.24
$1,921.42 $2,124.93
$66.56 $83.67 $705.67 $1,056.78 REMARKS
CONCLUSION
HISTORICAL
2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
8.55B 8.29B 6.47B 5.09B 4.01
(794.8M) (464.4M) (214.6M) (381.3M) 586.40
-$7.23 -$5.38 -$3.31 -$5.25 $0.59
$852.63 $887.00 $933.00 $986.00 994.97
1.52 1.52 1.52 1.52 1.52
44.41 44.41 44.41 44.41 44.41
5.52 5.52 5.52 5.52 5.52
-$28.98 $3.28
13.72 5.44 5.44 5.44 REMARKS
CONCLUSION
HISTORICAL
2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
399.25M 586.07M 835.42M 1.3B 2.02
(125.5M) (208.91M) (266.33M) (848.41M) -1033.83
-1.17 -1.78 -2.09 -5.73 -6.90
107.5M 117.22M 127.21M 148.04M 116.95
There is no Dividends data available. -
There is no Payout ratio data available. -
52.5 82 116 71.5 71.5
-$409.70 -493.62
$63.80 $115.37 $254.26 $224.17 REMARKS
CONCLUSION
HISTORICAL
2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
995.65M 1.25B 1.74B 2.06B 2.44
92.66M 110.04M 191.96M 14.55M 15.58
7.9 9.26 15.83 1.19 3.12
11.73M 11.89M 12.13M 12.28M 12.03
There is no Dividends data available. -
There is no Payout ratio data available. -
28.3 38.05 71.07 63.45 63.56
$75.51 $197.99
$240.84 $377.85 $994.29 $505.10 REMARKS
CONCLUSION
HISTORICAL
HISTORICAL
2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
55.84B 70.7B 85.97B 117.93B 161.78
22.11B 18.49B 29.15B 39.37B 52.51
7.65 6.48 10.22 13.99 15.36
2.89B 2.85B 2.85B 2.82B 2.85
There is no Dividends data available. -
There is no Payout ratio data available. -
19.74 32.89 31.11 24.06 24.13
$336.60 370.59
$131.09 $205.25 $273.16 $380.25 REMARKS
CONCLUSION
HISTORICAL
2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
514.41B 523.96B 559.15B 572.75B 711.93
6.67B 14.88B 13.51B 13.67B 16.94
2.28 5.22 4.77 4.9 5.0
2.93B 2.85B 2.83B 2.79B 2.9
2.08 2.12 2.16 2.2 8.9
118.97 42.28 31.02 76.57 76.57
53.53 23.82 20.8 50.59 50.64
$247.89 $254.64
$93.15 $118.84 $144.15 $144.69 REMARKS
CONCLUSION
HISTORICAL
2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
3.7M 5.86M 4.18M 1.98M -3.0
(1.6M) 145.72K (1.67M) (6.95M) 9.4
-0.22 0.02 -0.28 -0.94 0.3
7.36M 7.36M 6.05M 7.4M 7.1
There is no Dividends data available. -
There is no Payout ratio data available. -
16.93 29.63
-$15.91 $8.88
- $7.31 $7.50 $2.80 REMARKS
CONCLUSION
HISTORICAL
2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
81.53B 82.11B 82.57B 93.76B 106.46
15.3B 15.12B 14.71B 20.88B 25.53
$6 $6 $6 7.93 9.35
2.68B 2.65B 2.63B 2.63B 2.66
3.54 3.75 3.98 4.19 2.59
$589.83 $70.48 $61.64 61.88 61.88
218.73 27.78 24.75 25.57 25.63
$202.77 $239.66
$129.05 $145.87 $171.07 $210.88 REMARKS
CONCLUSION
HISTORICAL
2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
59.47 69.42 65.13 67.39 69.73
12.60 10.43 -2.83 2.02 2.08
8.40 6.68 -1.58 1.10 2.27
1.50 1.66 1.81 1.82 1.67
0.88 0.88 0.88 0.88 0.88
20.10 28.07 28.07 28.07 28.07
14.82 24.35 0.00 92.20 92.22
$101.42 209.28
109.65 144.63 181.18 154.89 REMARKS
CONCLUSION
HISTORICAL
2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
232.89B 280.52B 386.06B 469.82B 571.77
10.07B 11.59B 21.33B $14,323.00 $22,402.60
20.68 23.46 42.66 $65.94 $44.27
487 494 500 506 495.88
There is no Dividends data available. -
There is no Payout ratio data available. -
$84.10 $81.87 $95.23 65.21 65.35
$4,299.95 $2,893.45
$1,501.97 $1,847.84 $3,334.34 $4,502.00 REMARKS
CONCLUSION
HISTORICAL
2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
15.48B 17.53B 21.43B 25.56 31.11
2.06B 2.46B 4.2B 4.17 $6.52
1.74 2.09 3.58 $3.55 $3.59
1.18 1.17 1.17 1.17 0.85
There is no Dividends data available. -
There is no Payout ratio data available. -
23.37 23.47
$82.96 $84.35
$84.09 $108.17 $234.20 $188.58 REMARKS
CONCLUSION
Table 7
STOCK VALUATION
For the period ending December 31, 2021
FORCASTED
2023 2024 2025 2026
651.39 869.21 1159.87 1547.73
97.20 98.46 99.72 100.97
5.69 5.70 5.71 5.72
17.07 17.26 17.45 17.65
0.88 0.89 0.90 0.90
15.2 15.2 15.2 15.2
29.94 30.24 30.54 30.84
$170.48 $172.48 $174.48 $176.47
UNDERVALUED
Since it is undervalued, it means market is buying expensive stock in a cheap
price
FORCASTED
2023 2024 2025 2026
53.24 62.43 73.20 85.82
15.32 19.19 24.03 30.09
3.5 4.4 5.4 6.7
4.41 4.45 4.49 4.54
2.89 2.38 4.44 5.51
82.27 82.27 82.27 82.27
29.76 30.05 30.35 30.66
$104.50 $130.88 $163.92 $205.30
Since it is overvalued, it meansOVERVALUED
market is buying cheap stock in a expensive
price
FORCASTED
2023 2024 2025 2026
101.35 114.45 129.25 145.97
9.15 10.03 10.99 12.05
6.62 7.24 7.91 8.66
1.39 1.39 1.39 1.39
11.37 12.43 13.59 14.86
71.47 71.47 71.47 71.47
22.11 22.33 22.55 22.77
146.33 161.61 178.48 197.12
UNDERVALUED
Since it is undervalued, it means market is buying expensive stock in a cheap
price
FORCASTED
2023 2024 2025 2026
156.77 267.56 456.64 779.34
6.71 7.40 8.16 9.00
6.74 7.37 1.11 8.80
1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03
- - - -
- - - -
345.38 346.52 347.66 348.81
$2,329.48 $2,553.72 $384.88 $3,069.04
Since it is overvalued, it meansOVERVALUED
market is buying cheap stock in a expensive
price
FORCASTED
2023 2024 2025 2026
3.15 2.48 1.95 1.54
901.83 1386.92 2132.94 3280.25
0.91 1.38 2.11 3.21
1004.03 1013.16 1022.38 1031.69
1.52 1.52 1.52 1.52
44.41 44.41 44.41 44.41
5.52 5.52 5.52 5.52
$5.00 $7.63 $11.62 $17.71
UNDERVALUED
Since it is undervalued, it means market is buying expensive stock in a cheap
price
FORCASTED
2023 2024 2025 2026
3.15 4.90 7.63 11.87
-1259.77 -1535.10 -1870.59 -2279.41
-8.08 -9.25 -10.42 -11.60
92.39 72.99 57.66 45.55
- - - -
- - - -
71.5 71.5 71.5 71.5
-577.54 -661.46 -745.38 -829.31
Since it is undervalued, it meansUNDERVALUED
market is buying expensive stock in a cheap
price
FORCASTED
2023 2024 2025 2026
2.88 3.41 4.03 4.77
16.69 17.87 19.14 20.50
5.04 6.97 8.89 6.97
11.79 11.56 11.33 11.10
- - - -
- - - -
63.67 63.77 63.88 63.99
$320.89 $444.21 $567.94 $445.72
UNDERVALUED
Since it is undervalued, it means market is buying expensive stock in a cheap price
FORCASTED
FORCASTED
2023 2024 2025 2026
221.92 304.44 417.63 572.90
70.04 93.42 124.60 166.20
16.73 18.09 19.46 20.83
2.88 2.91 2.93 2.96
- - - -
- - - -
24.20 24.27 24.34 24.41
404.77 439.15 473.72 508.49
UNDERVALUED
Since it is undervalued, it means market is buying expensive stock in a cheap price
FORCASTED
2023 2024 2025 2026
884.93 1099.96 1367.26 1699.50
20.99 26.00 32.21 39.91
5.2 5.3 5.4 6.7
3.0 3.0 3.1 3.2
9.1 9.3 9.6 11.8
76.57 76.57 76.57 76.57
50.69 50.74 50.79 50.84
$261.57 $268.69 $276.01 $340.45
OVERVALUED
Since it is overvalued, it means market is buying cheap stock in a expensive price
FORCASTED
2023 2024 2025 2026
-4.6 -7.0 -10.8 -16.4
12.7 17.1 23.2 31.3
1.5 2.8 4.0 2.8
6.8 6.5 6.3 6.0
- - - -
- - - -
51.85 90.73 158.78 277.87
$79.82 $252.16 $638.14 $772.26
UNDERVALUED
Since it is undervalued, it means market is buying expensive stock in a cheap price
FORCASTED
2023 2024 2025 2026
120.89 137.27 155.87 176.99
31.22 38.17 46.67 57.06
10.77 12.19 13.61 15.03
2.68 2.71 2.74 2.76
1.60 0.99 0.61 0.38
61.88 61.88 61.88 61.88
25.70 25.76 25.83 25.89
$276.73 $313.99 $351.43 $389.05
UNDERVALUED
Since it is undervalued, it means market is buying expensive stock in a cheap price
FORCASTED
2023 2024 2025 2026
72.15 74.65 77.24 79.92
2.14 2.21 2.27 2.34
3.44 4.61 5.78 6.95
1.54 1.42 1.30 1.20
0.88 0.88 0.88 0.88
28.07 28.07 28.07 28.07
92.24 92.26 92.27 92.29
317.17 425.12 533.10 641.13
UNDERVALUED
Since it is undervalued, it means market is buying expensive stock in a cheap price
FORCASTED
2023 2024 2025 2026
695.85 846.84 1030.61 1254.25
38308.45 65507.46 112017.75 191550.35
45.82 47.37 48.91 50.46
485.96 476.24 466.72 457.38
- - - -
- - - -
65.50 65.64 65.79 65.93
$3,001.05 $3,109.11 $3,217.63 $3,326.61
UNDERVALUED
, it means market is buying expensive stock in a cheap price
FORCASTED
2023 2024 2025 2026
37.86 46.07 56.07 68.24
11.15 19.07 32.61 55.77
3.64 3.68 3.73 8.39
0.62 0.46 0.33 0.24
- - - -
- - - -
23.57 23.67 23.77 23.86
$85.76 $87.20 $88.66 $200.24
UNDERVALUED
, it means market is buying expensive stock in a cheap price
REMARKS FORECASTED
PROFIT
FORECASTED EPS SHARE OUTSTANDING
FORECASTED PE
FORECASTED STOCK PRICE RATIO
FORECASTED EPS
FORECASTED DIVIDENDSFORECASTED PAYOUT
stock in a cheap
H ^S= UNDER cheapprice
stock in a
S ^ H= OVER expensive price
Y
X
Y
Y
X
X
(in US Dollars)
(27 years old, active, growth-oriented)
APPLE
Miss Y's Money
Funds Notes 2022
Cash, Beginning $0
Cash free cash $3,000,000
Income - Salary fixed $90,000
Income - Amasin Bayou net of taxes, 20% average annual inc $11,800,000
Rental Income net of taxes, 10% average annual inc $1,950,000
Other Income net of taxes, 20% average annual inc $875,000
Subtotal $17,715,000
Subtotal $4,945,000
$0 $0 $0 $0
$3,000,000 $3,000,000 $3,000,000 $3,000,000
$90,000 $90,000 $90,000 $90,000 After projecting Y's finances
$14,160,000 $16,992,000 $20,390,400 $24,468,480 for around 5 years, we can
see that she is able to
$2,145,000 $2,359,500 $2,595,450 $2,854,995 maintain her expanding
$1,050,000 $1,260,000 $1,512,000 $1,814,400 wealth. Her costs are very
minimal in proportion to her
$20,445,000 $23,701,500 $27,587,850 $32,227,875 earnings. Ms. Y is an
accredited investor, as
defined by the SEC, as
$1,440,000 $1,728,000 $2,073,600 $2,488,320 someone who earned more
$3,000,000 $3,000,000 $3,000,000 $3,000,000 than $200,000 in gross
income in each of the two
$100,000 $100,000 $100,000 $100,000 most recent years, or
$300,000 $360,000 $432,000 $518,400 $300,000 in combined
$100,000 $100,000 $100,000 $100,000 income with a husband or
$15,000 $15,000 $15,000 $15,000 partner in those years, and
has a reasonable expectation
$280,000 $280,000 $280,000 $280,000 of earning the same amount
in the current year.
$5,235,000 $5,583,000 $6,000,600 $6,501,720
2017
SALES 499.91B
PROFIT 9.86B
EPS 3.29
SHARES OUTSTANDING 3B
STOCK VALUATION
DIVIDENDS $2.04
PAYOUT RATIO $53.99
P/E RATIO 26.26
STOCK PRICE
HISTORICAL PRICE $98.75
PEPSI CO.
Company Name Stock Exchange
ECONOMY PepsiCo US: NASDAQ
2017
SALES 63.53B
PROFIT 4.86B
EPS 3.41
SHARES OUTSTANDING 1.43B
STOCK VALUATION
DIVIDENDS 3.17
STOCK VALUATION
Nkarta Inc.
Nkarta Inc.
ECONOMY US: NASDAQ
Nkarta Inc.
INDUSTRY NASDAQ-GS
Nkarta Inc.
FMANAGEMENT 2015
2017
SALES N/A
PROFIT N/A
EPS N/A
SHARES OUTSTANDING N/A
STOCK VALUATION
DIVIDENDS
PAYOUT RATIO
P/E RATIO 26.86
STOCK PRICE
HISTORICAL PRICE -
U.S: NYSE
WMT $15,290,030.00
HISTORICAL
2018 2019 2020
64.66B 67.16B 70.37B
12.52B 7.31B 7.12B
8.84 5.23 5.14
1.42B 1.4B 1.39B
3.59 3.79 4.02
99.57 43.03 78.32
18.27 19.79 19.32
U.S.: NYSE
SAM $112,234.00
Nkarta Inc.
NKTX
7 years CEO Mr. Paul J. Hastings
HISTORICAL
2018 2019 2020
2.05 2.58 3.26
(274.5K) (21.08M) (91.36M)
-0.01 -0.65 -5.44
32.53M 32.53M 16.81M
There is no Dividends data available.
There is no Payout ratio data available.
27.1 27.81 28.28
- $61.52 $61.47
GROWTH RATE
2021 - 2022
79.47B 12.93 89.75
7.62B 9.59 8.35
5.51 6.05
1.38B 0.21 1.38
4.25 - 4.34
71.47 0.7174 71.47
21.68 99.00% 21.89
$119.46 STOCK PRICE 132.49
$173.71 REMARKS
CONCLUSION
Open Close Daily
GROWTH RATE
2021 2022
3.79 16.03 4.397537
(86.08M) 5.79 91.82572
-2.62 51.81 2.79
32.86M 0.87 28.59
- -
- -
29.36 0.99 29.65
-$76.92 STOCK PRICE $82.86
$15.35 REMARKS
CONCLUSION
Open Close Daily
Growth
previously Potentiala new
announced Strong Market Position Pricing
rather thanLeadership
overpricing
5.7% to $105.3 billion year-
$20 billion buyback program products. Excellent
mainly based on “being competitive over-year in the fourth quarter, high standards and values—respect,
andofraised its quarterly Pvt. Ltd. as the supermarket chain procurement strategies that
in terms assortment, differentiating service, excellence, and integrity.
seeks to acquire a stake of 51% or
with the way people access, leading Acting consistently with these values
FORCASTED
2023 2024 2025
884.93 1099.96 1367.26
20.99 26.00 32.21
5.2 5.3 5.4
3.0 3.0 3.1
4.0 4.1 4.2
76.57 76.57 76.57
50.69 50.74 50.79
$261.57 $268.69 $276.01
OVERVALUED
Since it is overvalued, it means market is buying cheap stock in a expensive price
Weekly Monthly Quarter
$140.06 (OPEN)
$135.00 (OPEN) $135.16 $139.60 (OPEN) $138.55
$137.96(CLOSED)
(CLOSED) (CLOSED)
FORCASTED
2023 2024 2025
101.35 114.45 129.25
9.15 10.03 10.99
6.62 7.24 7.91
1.39 1.39 1.39
4.75 5.19 5.68
71.47 71.47 71.47
22.11 22.33 22.55
146.33 161.61 178.48
UNDERVALUED
Since it is undervalued, it means market is buying expensive stock in a cheap price
Weekly Monthly Quarter
FORCASTED
2023 2024 2025
5.1024621811 5.92038686873033 6.8694248837878
106.325001188 123.113718875585 142.55337508604
3.72 4.95 6.59
24.87 21.64 18.83
- - -
- - -
29.94 30.24 30.54
$111.37 $149.69 $201.20
UNDERVALUED
Since it is undervalued, it means market is buying expensive stock in a cheap price
Weekly Monthly Quarter
k in a expensive price
Semi-Annual Annual YTD
REMARKS
2026
145.97
12.05
8.66
1.39
6.21
71.47
22.77
197.12
OVERVALUED
stock in a cheap price
Semi-Annual Annual YTD
Technical Economies of
Strong Force Strong Force
Scale
The company is focused on The Company has granted the
Nkarta seeks to improve upon the leveraging the natural potent power underwriters a 30-day option to
efficacy of cell therapy, making it of NK cells to identify and kill purchase up to 2,000,000 additional
more potent, better tolerated and abnormal cells and recruit adaptive shares of its common stock at the
more rapidly available to a broad immune effectors to generate public offering price, less
population of the world. responses that are specific and underwriting discounts and
durable. commissions.
REMARKS
2026
7.97059369265898
165.062553012126
8.77
16.38
-
-
30.84
$270.43
UNDERVALUED
ap price
Semi-Annual Annual YTD
REMARKS
UNDERVALUED
Annual YTD
$8.50 (OPEN) $46.70 (OPEN) $61.50
$8.00 (CLOSED) (CLOSED)
REMARKS
UNDERVALUED
Annual YTD
2Y 5Y 10Y
2Y 5Y 10Y
Intensity of Competitive
Threat of New Entrants Threat of Substitutes
Rivalry
2Y 5Y 10Y
NONE NONE NONE
Intensity of Competitive
Threat of New Entrants Threat of Substitutes
Rivalry
Charts Trends
Formations BHS Decision Stock Price
Remarks/Conclusion Recommendation
Type of Industry Competition Remarks/Conclusion Recommendation
PepsiCo is one of the world's largest food and beverage companies serving
more than 200 countries and territories around the world. PepsiCo products
Apple
are enjoyed by consumers more than one billion times a day in more than
200 countries and territories around the world.
Charts Trends
Formations BHS Decision Stock Price
Remarks/Conclusion Recommendation
Charts Trends
Formations BHS Decision Stock Price
Remarks/Conclusion Recommendation
Indonesia Energy Corporation
Limited operates as an oil and
gas exploration and
Type of Industry Competition Remarks/Conclusion
production company in Recommendation
Indonesia. It holds interests in
the Kruh Block, a producing
block covering an area of 258
square kilometers with net
crude oil proved reserves of We would like to recommend
2.63 million barrels located to to allocate resources into the
the northwest of Pendopo, expansion of waste-oil micro-
Monopolistic competition.
Pali, and South Sumatra; and refineries would definitely help
the Citarum Block, an them to take a big step in the
exploration block covering an environmental direction while
area of 3,924.67 square still producing revenue.
kilometers located onshore in
West Java. The company was
incorporated in 2018 and is
headquartered in Jakarta,
Indonesia. Indonesia Energy
Corporation Limited is a
subsidiary of Maderic
The company achieves lower production costs due to few factors. ItsHolding
strategy is to acquire medium-sized
Coca-Cola matured oil fields with proven undevelo
Limited.
Charts Trends
Formations BHS Decision Stock Price
Indonesia Energy has received a
consensus rating of Sell. The
company's average rating score
$46.70
is 1.00, and is based on no buy
ratings, no hold ratings, and 1
sell rating.
Remarks/Conclusion Recommendation
Trends
BREAKOUT
Business Market
Nkarta is developing proprietary
methods of boosting the immune
response through allogeneic, off-
Shares of Nkarta Inc. NKTX,
the-shelf NK cell-based Nkarta earns the No. 100 rank
+2.33% skyrocketed 92.8% in
therapies. They enhance the NK among its peers in the Medical-
very active morning trading,
cells by treating them with Biomed/Biotech industry group.
enough to make the stock the
immune system proteins called Pacira Pharmaceuticals (PCRX),
biggest gainer and most active
cytokines. This helps them Amphastar Pharmaceutcls
listed on major U.S. exchanges,
respond to cancer cells and (AMPH) and Regeneron
after the biopharmaceutical
improves their stamina and Pharmaceutical (REGN) are
company announced positive
longevity. Sometimes, NK cells among the top 5 highly rated
results from a Phase 1 trial of its
are also enhanced with chimeric stocks within the group.
cancer treatments.
antigen receptors (or CARS) to
make them even more attuned to
cancer cells.
1892 130 years Chairman and CEO
Trends
BREAKOUT
Business Market
The 1 analysts offering 12-month
price forecasts for Indonesia
Our strategy is to build an oil and
Energy Corp Ltd have a median
independent energy company gas assets portfolio with an
target of 15.00, with a high
engaged in the oil and gas optimum mix between medium-
estimate of 15.00 and a low
business with operations sized producing blocks and
estimate of 15.00. The median
primarily in Indonesia. exploration blocks with significant
estimate represents a -17.45%
potential resources.
decrease from the last price of
18.17.
Remarks/Conclusion
Remarks/Conclusion
In Indonesia, Indonesia Energy Corporation Limited is an oil and
gas exploration and production firm. It owns the Kruh Block, a
producing block comprising 258 square kilometers with net crude
oil proven reserves of 2.63 million barrels located northwest of
Pendopo, Pali, and South Sumatra, as well as the Citarum Block,
an exploration block covering 3,924.67 square kilometers onshore
in West Java. The corporation was founded in 2018 and is based in
Jakarta, Indonesia. Maderic Holding Limited owns Indonesia
Energy Corporation Limited, which is a subsidiary of Maderic
Holding Limited.
Our vision is to
craft the brands
and choice of
drinks that
people love, to
refresh them in
body & spirit.
to be the world's leading provider of And done in
branded beverage solutions, to refresh the ways that create
James Quincey deliver consistent and profitable world. make a a more
growth, and to have the highest difference sustainable
quality products and processes business and
better shared
future that
makes a
difference in
people’s lives,
communities and
our planet.
Remarks/Conclusion
The Walt Disney Company holds its top executives and leaders to
strong corporate governance standards. Because of their
distinctiveness, they are able to integrate all of their business areas
into a strategic plan that may generate billions of dollars in revenue.
2.6
Apple’s pricing
strategy relies
on product
differentiation,
which focuses
on making
products unique
and attractive to
its consumer
base. Apple has
been successful
at differentiation
and thus
creating demand
for its products.
This combined
with their brand
loyalty, allows
The main aim of
the company to
Apple Inc. is to
have power over
offer high-quality Apple Human
Apple's suppliers their pricing. By
products to its positioning its resources
Apple screens are required to establishing the
customers. brand to create management at
product third parties that provide safe loyal customer
Apple Inc. uses an emotional Apple not only
differentiation. meet identified working base and
the system of connection with focuses on the
Specifically, the risk criteria, conditions, treat keeping their
Total Quality its customers work at the
multinational including the workers with prices high,
Management through company but
technology Transparency dignity and Apple has set up
(TQM) to keep exceptional also on the
company International respect, act fairly an artificial
the employees experiences is employee's
differentiates its Corruption and ethically, barrier to entry
satisfied and an excellent personal life.
products and Perceptions and use for their
motivated. The approach, Apple's goal
services on the Index and other environmentally competitors.
great source of especially in this always focuses
basis of simple, metrics, and responsible Apple utilizes a
motivation competitive on the balance
yet attractive conducts practices minimum
among the team industry. In the between work
design and ongoing wherever they advertised price,
is the same manner, and life for
advanced monitoring for make products or MAP, retail
communication Apple uses its employees.
functionality legal and ethical or perform strategy. This
at the public positioning They work hard
violations. services for strategy
forums and approach based and enjoy life on
Apple. prevents
effective on competition. their own terms.
retailers from
meetings among
pricing their
the employees.
Apple products
below the MAP.
By ensuring the
price for Apple
products never
drop below a
specific price,
Apple can
maintain their
product
popularity. This
enables Apple to
keep its
distribution
channels clear
2.6
Acting with
Coca-Cola also
respect, honesty
uses Total
and integrity, Leading
Quality
Focused on the and being The pricing members of The
Management
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(TQM), which
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involves the
Adjacencies. It regulations of options, Coca- what they refer Human
management of
all starts with a the countries in Cola products to as ”meet-the- Resources
quality at every
strong core, and which we inspire competition Team include
to craft the level of the
we remain laser- operate is an happiness and pricing”: Coca- Stacey
brands and organisation,
focused on essential part of make a positive Cola product Panayiotou,
choice of drinks including;
strengthening our corporate difference in prices are set John Goldberg,
that people love, suppliers,
that core through culture. The customers' lives, around the same Kim Cross,
to refresh them production,
our advanced Coca-Cola and the brand is level as their Catherine Spain,
in body & spirit. customers etc.
capabilities in FEMSA Code of intensely competitors, Brian Kerber,
This allows
marketing, Ethics is the focused on the because Coca- Bob Florio,
Coca-cola to
innovation, basis of our needs of Cola has to be Barbara
retain/regain
revenue growth corporate consumers and perceived as Gilbreath, Kathy
competitiveness
management behavior and the customers. different but still Fontaine, Nicole
to achieve
and execution. foundation of our affordable. Smith, and
increased
policies, Johnnie Booker.
customer
procedures and
satisfaction.
guidelines.
2.6
Acting with
Coca-Cola also
respect, honesty
uses Total
and integrity, Leading
Quality
Focused on the and being The pricing members of The
Management
Core + governed by the Unlike other strategy of Coca-Cola
(TQM), which
Experimenting in laws and beverage Coca-Cola is Company's
involves the
Adjacencies. It regulations of options, Coca- what they refer Human
management of
all starts with a the countries in Cola products to as ”meet-the- Resources
quality at every
strong core, and which we inspire competition Team include
to craft the level of the
we remain laser- operate is an happiness and pricing”: Coca- Stacey
brands and organisation,
focused on essential part of make a positive Cola product Panayiotou,
choice of drinks including;
strengthening our corporate difference in prices are set John Goldberg,
that people love, suppliers,
that core through culture. The customers' lives, around the same Kim Cross,
to refresh them production,
our advanced Coca-Cola and the brand is level as their Catherine Spain,
in body & spirit. customers etc.
capabilities in FEMSA Code of intensely competitors, Brian Kerber,
This allows
marketing, Ethics is the focused on the because Coca- Bob Florio,
Coca-cola to
innovation, basis of our needs of Cola has to be Barbara
retain/regain
revenue growth corporate consumers and perceived as Gilbreath, Kathy
competitiveness
management behavior and the customers. different but still Fontaine, Nicole
to achieve
and execution. foundation of our affordable. Smith, and
increased
policies, Johnnie Booker.
customer
procedures and
satisfaction.
guidelines.
2.6
Acting with
Coca-Cola also
respect, honesty
uses Total
and integrity, Leading
Quality
Focused on the and being The pricing members of The
Management
Core + governed by the Unlike other strategy of Coca-Cola
(TQM), which
Experimenting in laws and beverage Coca-Cola is Company's
involves the
Adjacencies. It regulations of options, Coca- what they refer Human
management of
all starts with a the countries in Cola products to as ”meet-the- Resources
quality at every
strong core, and which we inspire competition Team include
to craft the level of the
we remain laser- operate is an happiness and pricing”: Coca- Stacey
brands and organisation,
focused on essential part of make a positive Cola product Panayiotou,
choice of drinks including;
strengthening our corporate difference in prices are set John Goldberg,
that people love, suppliers,
that core through culture. The customers' lives, around the same Kim Cross,
to refresh them production,
our advanced Coca-Cola and the brand is level as their Catherine Spain,
in body & spirit. customers etc.
capabilities in FEMSA Code of intensely competitors, Brian Kerber,
This allows
marketing, Ethics is the focused on the because Coca- Bob Florio,
Coca-cola to
innovation, basis of our needs of Cola has to be Barbara
retain/regain
revenue growth corporate consumers and perceived as Gilbreath, Kathy
competitiveness
management behavior and the customers. different but still Fontaine, Nicole
to achieve
and execution. foundation of our affordable. Smith, and
increased
policies, Johnnie Booker.
customer
procedures and
satisfaction.
guidelines.
The following
are some of the
productivity
criteria in
Apple's According to
operations Time, the Apple
management: iPhone 6 cost
Revenue per $200.10 to build,
Square Foot while the iPhone
(productivity of 6s is pricier still,
Apple Stores) coming in at Shares of Apple Inc. AAPL, -2.78% slipped 2.78% to $161.79 Friday, on what proved to be an all-around poor
Product Units $211.50
per Time according to IHS
(productivity of Technology's
suppliers and estimates. The
the supply chain) iPhone 6s Plus
Milestone per costs $236 to
Time make.
(productivity of
employees in
product
development)
The company
Coca-Cola's cost
says productivity
structure refers
is a “core pillar”
to the relative
of its “2020
proportions of
Vision”, which
fixed and
sets out its
variable costs
target to double
the company
revenue in the
incurs.
next eight years. Coca-Cola will be looking to
Examples of
The display strength as it nears its next
fixed costs for
announcement earnings release, which is
the company are
comes as Coca- expected to be April 25, 2022. The
rent and lease
Cola's net company is expected to report
payments for the
operating EPS of $0.58, up 5.45% from the
factories where
revenue grew prior-year quarter.
products are
33% to $46.5bn
made, salaries
(£29.4bn) for the
for executive
full year to 31
workers and
December,
insurance on
fuelled by growth
machines used
in its sparkling
to create the
beverage
products.
division.
The company
Coca-Cola's cost
says productivity
structure refers
is a “core pillar”
to the relative
of its “2020
proportions of
Vision”, which
fixed and
sets out its
variable costs
target to double
the company
revenue in the
incurs.
next eight years. Coca-Cola will be looking to
Examples of
The display strength as it nears its next
fixed costs for
announcement earnings release, which is
the company are
comes as Coca- expected to be April 25, 2022. The
rent and lease
Cola's net company is expected to report
payments for the
operating EPS of $0.58, up 5.45% from the
factories where
revenue grew prior-year quarter.
products are
33% to $46.5bn
made, salaries
(£29.4bn) for the
for executive
full year to 31
workers and
December,
insurance on
fuelled by growth
machines used
in its sparkling
to create the
beverage
products.
division.
The company
Coca-Cola's cost
says productivity
structure refers
is a “core pillar”
to the relative
of its “2020
proportions of
Vision”, which
fixed and
sets out its
variable costs
target to double
the company
revenue in the
incurs.
next eight years. Coca-Cola will be looking to
Examples of
The display strength as it nears its next
fixed costs for
announcement earnings release, which is
the company are
comes as Coca- expected to be April 25, 2022. The
rent and lease
Cola's net company is expected to report
payments for the
operating EPS of $0.58, up 5.45% from the
factories where
revenue grew prior-year quarter.
products are
33% to $46.5bn
made, salaries
(£29.4bn) for the
for executive
full year to 31
workers and
December,
insurance on
fuelled by growth
machines used
in its sparkling
to create the
beverage
products.
division.
CLIENT 2: MISS Y
YEAR 2022
COMPANY AMOUNT NO. OF SHARES
STOCK PRICE DIVIDENDS TOTAL
WMT $1,000,000 3927.11 $254.64 $8.90 $34,951.30
ADDITIONAL YEAR 2023
COMPANY SHARES NO. OF SHARES
STOCK PRICE DIVIDENDS TOTAL
WMT 133.62 4060.73 $261.57 $9.10 $36,952.68
ADDITIONAL YEAR 2024
COMPANY SHARES NO. OF SHARES
STOCK PRICE DIVIDENDS TOTAL
WMT 137.53 4198.26 $268.69 $9.30 $39,043.85
ADDITIONAL YEAR 2025
COMPANY SHARES NO. OF SHARES
STOCK PRICE DIVIDENDS TOTAL
WMT 141.41 4339.68 $276.10 $9.60 $41,660.88
ADDITIONAL YEAR 2026
COMPANY SHARES NO. OF SHARES
STOCK PRICE DIVIDENDS TOTAL
WMT 122.44 4462.12 $340.25 $11.80 $52,652.98
CLIENT 2: MISS Y
YEAR 2022
COMPANY AMOUNT NO. OF SHARESSTOCK PRICE DIVIDENDS TOTAL
PEPSI CO. 1,000,000.00 3,471.50 288.06 10.39 36,068.87
ADDITIONAL YEAR 2023
COMPANY SHARES NO. OF SHARESSTOCK PRICE DIVIDENDS TOTAL
PEPSI CO. 72.36 3,543.86 498.44 11.37 40,293.72
ADDITIONAL YEAR 2024
COMPANY SHARES NO. OF SHARESSTOCK PRICE DIVIDENDS TOTAL
PEPSI CO. 46.72 3,590.58 862.48 12.42 44,595.02
ADDITIONAL YEAR 2025
COMPANY SHARES NO. OF SHARESSTOCK PRICE DIVIDENDS TOTAL
PEPSI CO. 29.88 3,620.46 1,492.41 13.59 49,202.08
ADDITIONAL YEAR 2026
COMPANY SHARES NO. OF SHARESSTOCK PRICE DIVIDENDS TOTAL
PEPSI CO. 19.06 3,639.52 2,581.41 14.86 54,083.30
CLIENT 2: MISS Y
YEAR 2022
COMPANY AMOUNT NO. OF SHARESSTOCK PRICE DIVIDENDS TOTAL
Nkarta 1,000,000.00 3,471.50 288.06 1.82 6,318.13
ADDITIONAL YEAR 2023
COMPANY SHARES NO. OF SHARESSTOCK PRICE DIVIDENDS TOTAL
Nkarta 12.68 3,484.17 498.44 6.15 21,427.68
ADDITIONAL YEAR 2024
COMPANY SHARES NO. OF SHARESSTOCK PRICE DIVIDENDS TOTAL
Nkarta 24.84 3,509.02 862.48 8.18 28,703.78
ADDITIONAL YEAR 2025
COMPANY SHARES NO. OF SHARESSTOCK PRICE DIVIDENDS TOTAL
Nkarta 19.23 3,528.25 1,492.41 10.89 38,422.67
ADDITIONAL YEAR 2026
COMPANY SHARES NO. OF SHARESSTOCK PRICE DIVIDENDS TOTAL
Nkarta 14.88 3,543.14 2,581.41 14.49 51,340.05
T $50,275.61 1.01%
YEARS ###
R 2022
DIVIDENDS TOTAL PERCENTAGE
$0.88 $25,830.69 #REF!
R 2023
DIVIDENDS TOTAL
$0.88 $25,964.03 0.52%
R 2024
DIVIDENDS TOTAL
$0.89 $26,394.62 0.53%
R 2025
DIVIDENDS TOTAL
$0.90 $26,830.53 0.54%
R 2026
DIVIDENDS TOTAL
$0.90 $26,967.37 0.54%
T $131,987.24 2.64%
YEARS ###
R 2022
DIVIDENDS TOTAL PERCENTAGE
$0.42 $20,276.14 #REF!
R 2023
DIVIDENDS TOTAL
$0.42 $20,336.13 0.41%
R 2024
DIVIDENDS TOTAL
$0.42 $20,383.29 0.41%
R 2025
DIVIDENDS TOTAL
$0.42 $20,422.02 0.41%
R 2026
DIVIDENDS TOTAL
$0.42 $20,454.80 0.41%
T $101,872.38 2.04%
YEARS ###
Price/Revenue or Price to sale Ratihttps://www.morningstar.com/stocks/xnys/gme/valuation
SUM 92.67
AVERAGE 18.53
AVERAGE EFFECTS 1.11
SHARES OUTSTANDING
COCA COLA 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021
4.27 4.26 4.28 4.3 4.32
SUM 21.43
AVERAGE 4.29
AVERAGE EFFECTS 0.99
SHARES OUTSTANDING
PEPSI CO. 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021
1.43 1.42 1.4 1.39 1.38
SUM 1.43
AVERAGE 0.29
AVERAGE EFFECTS 0.21
SHARES OUTSTANDING
TESLA INC. 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021
828.79 852.63 887 933 986
SUM 4487.42
AVERAGE 897.48
AVERAGE EFFECTS 0.91
SHARES OUTSTANDING
OKTA INC. 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021
83 107.5 117.22 127.21 148.04
SUM 582.97
AVERAGE 116.59
AVERAGE EFFECTS 0.79
SHARES OUTSTANDING
BOSTON BEER INC. 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021
12.1 11.73 11.89 12.13 12.28
SUM 60.13
AVERAGE 12.03
AVERAGE EFFECTS 0.98
SHARES OUTSTANDING
NKARTA INC. 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021
32.53 32.53 16.81 32.86
SUM 114.73
AVERAGE 28.68
AVERAGE EFFECTS 0.87
SUM 14.31
AVERAGE 2.86
AVERAGE EFFECTS 1.01
SHARES OUTSTANDING
WALMART INC. 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021
3 2.93 2.85 2.83 2.79
SUM 14.4
AVERAGE 2.88
AVERAGE EFFECTS 1.03
SHARES OUTSTANDING
INDO 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021
7.36 7.36 7.36 6.05 7.4
SUM 35.53
AVERAGE 7.11
AVERAGE EFFECTS 0.96
SHARES OUTSTANDING
JNJ 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021
2.69 2.68 2.65 2.63 2.63
SUM 13.28
AVERAGE 2.66
AVERAGE EFFECTS 1.01
SHARES OUTSTANDING
WALT DISNEY 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021
1.57 1.5 1.66 1.81 1.82
SUM 8.36
AVERAGE 1.67
AVERAGE EFFECTS 0.92
SHARES OUTSTANDING
AMAZON INC. 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021
480 487 494 500 506
SUM 2467
AVERAGE 493.40
AVERAGE EFFECTS 0.98
SHARES OUTSTANDING
AMAZON INC. 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021
73.62 84.09 108.17 234.20 188.58
SUM 688.66
AVERAGE 137.73
AVERAGE EFFECTS 0.73
APPLE 2021 APPLE
INDO 2021
Price/Book 12.68
Price/Forward Earnings 16.87
FORWARD P/E RATIO 0.75
JNJ 2021
Price/Book 6.41
Price/Forward Earnings 25.57
FORWARD P/E RATIO 0.25
177.34
25.68
6.91
2021
40.35
121.95
0.33
2021
10.14
24.2
0.42
2021
10.14
24.2
0.42