Concept Introduction:
If a company is liquidated at
Requirement 1:
Book value per common share for both Companies.
Concept Introduction:
Earnings per share is the amount of net income available per share after distribution of preference dividends.
Requirement 2:
Computation of basic earnings per share of Apple and Google
Concept Introduction:
Dividend yield is financial ratio expressed in percentage which is obtained by comparing the cash dividends per share with market value per share of the company. It is a measure of determining whether a stock is income stock or growth stock.
Requirement 3:
Computation of Dividend Yield of Apple and Google
Concept Introduction:
Price Earnings Ratio shows the expectation of investors regarding current earnings stream of a company. It is determined by comparing the market value per share with the earnings per share of a company.
Requirement 4:
Computation of Price-Earnings Ratio of Apple and Google
Concept Introduction:
Price Earnings Ratio shows the expectation of investors regarding current earnings stream of a company. It is determined by comparing the market value per share with the earnings per share of a company.
Requirement 5
Considering the Price-Earnings Ratio of Apple and Google, for which company do investors have greater expectation about future performance?
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