Discussion of the different ways of performing financial statement analysis including examples of ratio calculations and comparisons. Other videos in this series: Part 1 – Introduction to Financial Statement Analysis Part 3 – Trend Analysis Part 4 – Vertical Analysis Part 5 – Comparing One Company with Another Part 6 – Using Ratios and Comparing to Industry Averages (Part 1) Part 7 – Using Ratios and Comparing to Industry Averages (Part 2) Part 8 – Using Ratios and Comparing to Industry Averages (Part 3) Part 9 – Using Ratios and Comparing to Industry Averages (Part 4) Part 10 – Using Ratios and Comparing to Industry Averages (Part 5) web.me.com
Discussion of the different ways of performing financial statement analysis including examples of ratio calculations and comparisons. Other videos in this series: Part 1 – Introduction to Financial Statement Analysis Part 2 – Horizontal Analysis Part 3 – Trend Analysis Part 5 – Comparing One Company with Another Part 6 – Using Ratios and Comparing to Industry Averages (Part 1) Part 7 – Using Ratios and Comparing to Industry Averages (Part 2) Part 8 – Using Ratios and Comparing to Industry Averages (Part 3) Part 9 – Using Ratios and Comparing to Industry Averages (Part 4) Part 10 – Using Ratios and Comparing to Industry Averages (Part 5) web.me.com
Financial shares are lower in mid-session trading while Jackson Hewitt Tax (JTX) plunged after the company cancelled its earnings conference call in light of ongoing discussions between JTX and lenders under its senior secured credit agreement. Meanwhile, Financial Institutions (FISI) shares are just higher after the company said late Wednesday it priced 2.4465 million shares at .35 each in an offering. The deal is seen closing on or about March 15.
A week ago, Canaccord Genuity downgraded Sun Life Financial from Buy to Hold. Sun Life Financial stocks closed at .32, a 5.0% loss over the course of one week. A 0.7% potential upside exists for Sun Life Financial, based on a current level of .90 and analysts’ average consensus price target of .13. The stock should discover initial support at its 50-day moving average (MA) of .56 and subsequent support at its 200-day MA of .32.
Shares of Prudential Financial (NYSE:PRU) have bullishly opened above the pivot of .26 today and have reached the first resistance level of .86. Analysts will be watching for a cross of the next upside pivot targets of .59 and .91. Prudential Financial has overhead space with shares priced .58, or 11.8% below the average consensus analyst price target of .18. Prudential Financial shares have support at the 50-day moving average (MA) of .41 and additional support at the 200-day MA of .65.
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Officials from Shinhan Financial Group Co. (NYSE:SHG) said Thursday that the firm has named the head of its life-insurance business as Shinhan Bank’s new chief executive officer, reports The Wall Street Journal. Lee Baek-soon will be replaced by Suh Jin-won. Baek-soon will step down from his post, a move stemming from the fact that South Korean prosecutors indicted him on embezzlement charges, and more. Shares of the firm are trading 0.49% higher on the news at .66. Shinhan Financial had sales growth of 0.2% during the last fiscal year. The company has reported .885 billion in sales over the past 12 months and is expected to report .7437 billion in sales in the next fiscal year. Shinhan Financial has a potential upside of 7.7% based on a current price of .75, and an average consensus analyst price target of 0.95.
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