A. Hypothetically: Company A (your company) owns and intangible Asset (a patent). If its stock has a lower average price to free cash flow (P/FCF) than price to earnings ratio state what is happening. If it has a higher average price to free cash flow than price earnings ratio state why you think that would be? (In your answer state how you found the figures you needed in order to determine the responses you gave and show on the financial statement or stock report the figures you used to make these determinations. Please highlight them on the reports or statements)\\n\\nB. Perform a Financial Ratio Analysis, on your chosen company. Make sure you do the following:\\n\\n1) cover the four main categories of ratios and state how they relate to your chosen company.\\n\\n2) using your companies balance sheet, evaluate at least the two most recent years (but no more than 3 recent years) for quick ratio and current ratios, (State what they are and what they mean regarding your company)\\n\\n3) compare and contrast the industry averages of your chosen company to a comparable competitor in the industry. (For the sake of this sub-question and ease overall of getting company information, again, choose companies that it is easy to get their financial information).

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A Intangible Asset Patent and PFCF vs PE Ratio Understanding the Ratios PricetoFree Cash Flow PFCF This ratio measures a companys stock price relative to the cash flow it generates after accounting fo... View the full answer