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Profit Margin

Profit margin, or the net income after taxes divided by total revenue, is a crucial metric in evaluating a company's financial health. It reflects the percentage of each dollar in sales that ultimately translates into profit for the company. This ratio is often used by investors to compare the profitability of different companies within the same industry. A higher profit margin indicates a more efficient and successful business model.

Backtesting

One important aspect of financial analysis is evaluating the outcomes of using specific screening criteria. This involves simulating a scenario where the screen was applied ...

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Energy or Royalty Trust

Greetings, students. Today, we will be discussing investment vehicles in the oil and gas sector. Specifically, we will be focusing on conventional oil and gas royalty trusts...

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Jitney Order

As a knowledgeable finance professor, I want to share with you the concept of "execution and clearing" in the context of stock exchanges. This refers to the process of one m...

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Broker or Brokerage Firm

In the world of finance, a securities firm or registered investment advisor plays a crucial role in connecting investors with the stock market. As a broker, they act as the ...

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