1)2)3)4)5)6)Income Statement (Select Items)Total RevenuePretax IncomeNet Income Common Stockholders000Balance Sheet (Select Items)Common Stock EquityTotal CapitalizationCash Dividends PaidApple Inc. (AAPL)TTM383,933,000111,395,00094,760,00062,146,000157,427,000-14,970,000Microsoft Corporation (MSFT)TTM218,310,00095,023,00077,096,000206,223,000248,213,000-20,230,000Amazon.com, Inc. (AMZN) Meta Platforms, Inc. (META)TTM554,028,00022,909,00020,079,000146,043,000213,193,0000TTM126,956,00036,770,00029,734,000125,713,000135,466,0000Fake Company(FAKE)TTM133,987,76567,000,00032,000,00075,000,111103,678,999-10,987,665You are a new junior analyst at Sludge Investments, LLC. Your boss Mr. Kiwalobizquezaiie asked you if you can come up with the theoreticsal growth rates in EPS based on these actual figures for the first four companiesfrom Yahoo Finance, and the ficticious information provided for Fake Company. Please choose the Company that has the highest theoretical growth rate in EPS.OMSFTAAPLO FAKEΜΕΤΑOAMZN

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1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) Income Statement (Select Items) Total Revenue Pretax Income Net Income Common Stockholders 0 0 0 0 0 Balance Sheet (Select Items) Common Stock Equity Total Capitalization Cash Dividends Paid Apple Inc. (AAPL) TTM 383,933,000 111,395,000 94,760,000 62,146,000 157,427,000 -14,970,000 Microsoft Corporation (MSFT) TTM 218,310,000 95,023,000 77,096,000 206,223,000 248,213,000 -20,230,000 Amazon.com, Inc. (AMZN) Meta Platforms, Inc. (META) TTM 554,028,000 22,909,000 20,079,000 146,043,000 213,193,000 0 TTM 126,956,000 36,770,000 29,734,000 125,713,000 135,36,000 0 Fake Company (FAKE) TTM 133,987,765 67,000,000 32,000,000 75,000,111 103,678,999 -10,987,665 You are a new junior analyst at Sludge Investments, LLC. Your boss Mr. Kiwalobizquezaiie asked you if you can come up with the theoreticsal growth rates in EPS based on these actual figures for the first four companies. from Yahoo Finance, and the ficticious information provided for Fake Company. Please choose the Company that has the highest theoretical growth rate in EPS. MSFT AAPL FAKE O META AMZN

1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) Income Statement (Select Items) Total Revenue Pretax Income Net Income Common Stockholders 0 0 0 0 0 Balance Sheet (Select Items) Common Stock Equity Total Capitalization Cash Dividends Paid Apple Inc. (AAPL) TTM 383,933,000 111,395,000 94,760,000 62,146,000 157,427,000 -14,970,000 Microsoft Corporation (MSFT) TTM 218,310,000 95,023,000 77,096,000 206,223,000 248,213,000 -20,230,000 Amazon.com, Inc. (AMZN) Meta Platforms, Inc. (META) TTM 554,028,000 22,909,000 20,079,000 146,043,000 213,193,000 0 TTM 126,956,000 36,770,000 29,734,000 125,713,000 135,36,000 0 Fake Company (FAKE) TTM 133,987,765 67,000,000 32,000,000 75,000,111 103,678,999 -10,987,665 You are a new junior analyst at Sludge Investments, LLC. Your boss Mr. Kiwalobizquezaiie asked you if you can come up with the theoreticsal growth rates in EPS based on these actual figures for the first four companies. from Yahoo Finance, and the ficticious information provided for Fake Company. Please choose the Company that has the highest theoretical growth rate in EPS. MSFT AAPL FAKE O META AMZN

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