One of the key learning outcomes in this course is to analyze financial statements using key...

 

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One of the key learning outcomes in this course is to analyze financial statements using key financial ratios to enhance understanding of a company's financial performance. This project will help you develop this skill. This is a group presentation about two publicly traded companies (like Target vs. Walmart.) The companies have already been chosen for you. You will compare the two company's Liquidity, Profitability and Solvency ratios with a minimum 7 slide PowerPoint presentation. The presentation talking points (in a form of one paragraph) should be typed under each slide in the 'speaker notes' section. Be sure to include a conclusion that states which company is doing better in each category and which company is a better investment. Slide 1: Cover sheet ( Group number, Group members' name. Semester info, Companies name) Slide 2 and 3: History of two companies including stock symbol, price, and Dividend yield (all bullet points) Slide 4: Profitability ratio analysis Slide 5: Liquidity ratio analysis Slide 6: Solvency ratio analysis Slide 7: Conclusion (four bullet points: profitability, liquidity, solvency, and final conclusion) One of the key learning outcomes in this course is to analyze financial statements using key financial ratios to enhance understanding of a company's financial performance. This project will help you develop this skill. This is a group presentation about two publicly traded companies (like Target vs. Walmart.) The companies have already been chosen for you. You will compare the two company's Liquidity, Profitability and Solvency ratios with a minimum 7 slide PowerPoint presentation. The presentation talking points (in a form of one paragraph) should be typed under each slide in the 'speaker notes' section. Be sure to include a conclusion that states which company is doing better in each category and which company is a better investment. Slide 1: Cover sheet ( Group number, Group members' name. Semester info, Companies name) Slide 2 and 3: History of two companies including stock symbol, price, and Dividend yield (all bullet points) Slide 4: Profitability ratio analysis Slide 5: Liquidity ratio analysis Slide 6: Solvency ratio analysis Slide 7: Conclusion (four bullet points: profitability, liquidity, solvency, and final conclusion)