For the four most significant differences you identified between a Wave Riders' ratio and the industry standard, answer:

What would the numerator $/$ top value of the ratio need to be to match the industry standard? What would that represent in "real$-$world" terms $[$i$.$e$.$ what financial value would need to change and what basic thing$--$VERY basic thing$--$would have to happen in the company to achieve this$]?$

What would the denominator $/$ bottom value of the ratio need to be $[$keeping the numerator as it had been$]$ to match? Again, explain in "real$-$world" terms what this change would represent for the company $[$and again, be VERY basic$--$e$.$g$.,$ "they would need to sell a lot more product", etc$]$

For any one of the numerator changes in $1$A above and any one of the denominator changes in $1$B above, answer for each:

What other ratios would have their value changed if the numerator $($or denominator for $1$B$)$ changed in this manner? $[$Assume only that single value changes$]$

Would those changes to the other ratios seem to be generally favorable or unfavorable for the company and in comparison to the industry benchmarks?