Price to Earnings, Sales, and Cash Flow
These are the basic valuation ratios, indicating how much investors are willing to pay for each dollar of earnings, sales, and flow of cash within a company.
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Price to Earnings, Sales, and Cash Flow
These are the basic valuation ratios, indicating how much investors are willing to pay for each dollar of earnings, sales, and flow of cash within a company.
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Capital Spending, Sales, and Earnings per Share Growth Rates
ROE, ROA, GM, EBITDM, OM, & NPM
These outer petal ratios indicate the internal performance of a company. Additionally these petals vary in width, based on their 5-year growth rate.
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The Lotus is split into inner and outer segments. Both operate the same way, but on a different scale. All petals display the company's respective ratios.
Generally speaking, a large, fat, green lotus indicates an growing industry leader, while a small, red, skinny lotus indicates a shrinking, low performance company. However, the greatest opportunity for investment may be somewhere in between.
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