Fraser CH5 Case Study - Group Submission Submit Assignment Due Tuesday by 11:59pm Points 100 Submitting a text entry box or a file upload Using the ratios calculated within the Applied Materials spreadsheet, along with common size statements and other information from the Applied Materials 10-K, provide an analysis that includes the following topics. Your analysis should include more than just a trend where possible. Don't just say xyz ratio increased or decreased but look at the notes and tell me why You are not required to turn in any components from the spreadsheet but must cite any ratios or information that figure into your analysis Provide an analysis of Applied Materials covering the following areas: 1. Short-term liquidity (15 points) 2. Operating efficiency (15 points) 3. Capital structure and long-term solvency (15 points) 4. Profitability (15 points) 5. Strengths (15 points) 6. Weaknesses (15 points) 7. Conclusion (10 points) - Do you view Applied Materials positively or negatively overall as a potential investment and why? Fraser CH5 Case Study - Group Submission Submit Assignment Due Tuesday by 11:59pm Points 100 Submitting a text entry box or a file upload Using the ratios calculated within the Applied Materials spreadsheet, along with common size statements and other information from the Applied Materials 10-K, provide an analysis that includes the following topics. Your analysis should include more than just a trend where possible. Don't just say xyz ratio increased or decreased but look at the notes and tell me why You are not required to turn in any components from the spreadsheet but must cite any ratios or information that figure into your analysis Provide an analysis of Applied Materials covering the following areas: 1. Short-term liquidity (15 points) 2. Operating efficiency (15 points) 3. Capital structure and long-term solvency (15 points) 4. Profitability (15 points) 5. Strengths (15 points) 6. Weaknesses (15 points) 7. Conclusion (10 points) - Do you view Applied Materials positively or negatively overall as a potential investment and why