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INTRODUCTION
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    How does it work?
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COMPANY EXAMPLE
    Budget
       Graphs

    Income
       Graphs

    Comparative

    Financial Position
       Graphs

    Ratios & cash flow
       Return on equity
       Cash flow

Overview
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View large image FINANCIAL RATIOS - RETURN ON EQUITY · Reports & Graphs

Each image represents a report or graph generated by Financial Diagnôstik©, clicking on the thumbnail image is displayed a window with the full report or graph, double-click on that image you see information in detail.

Financial ratios and alarms overview vs. goals
The 11 most important financial ratios        Alarms Sensitivity +/- %

· Current ratio · Acid test · Leverage · Receivables · Short-term/Total debt · Financial debt service ·
· Total assets · Inventary · Oper. profit/person · Ebitda/Net sales · Net income/equity · Net income equity (real)
View large image Return on equity - Dupont Model Net income/equity · Net income equity (real)

This report has been restructured for a better visualization of the accounting-administrative procedure. It combines the income statements and the consolidated balance sheet to graphically view the structure of the company.

Nowadays, CEOs take a series of decisions that affect each and every phase of the business, just as the threads move a puppet. The result of those decisions is Return on equity, and if it increases from month to month, the result is better.

View large image Financial ratios   Return on equity
Current year (moving average)
· Net income/equity · Net income equity (real)

The Return on equity in two ways:
Net income over equity
The Return on equity of the company is measured with this ratio, which is calculated by dividing the 12-month moving average of the Net profit by the Equity of the month.

Net income over actual equity
In this ratio, the inflation is deduced to the Net income over equity ratio. Although this test is extremely hard for any company, it must be taken into account or the company may become undercapitalized.
The Net (actual) income should be higher than the inflation.
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