Historically, the industry tends to account for around 3% of U.S. GDP. Analysts and investors rely on several key ratios to evaluate automotive companies.

Let’s get to it. 1. Price-Earnings Ratio (PE) This number tells you how many years worth of profits you’re paying for a stock. To calculate PE, divide the stock price by earnings per share ...

The higher the quick ratio, the better a company's liquidity and financial health. A company with a quick ratio of 1 and above has enough liquid assets to fully cover its debts.

Mutual fund investors need to consider more than just past performance. Financial ratios help assess a fund's suitability for your investment goals. Investors should understand risk ratios like ...

CFC calculates 145 financial and operational ratios for each cooperative and provides a report showing the cooperative’s ratios compared with U.S., state and other key consumer group median values.