time value of money, kieso, financial accounting?
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try this site\n\nhttp://www.futureaccountant.com/
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wwww.biz.yahoo.com \n\nHowever I took the liberty of checking it out for you.  Even so here are my disclaimers I did not use the most recent 10Q, this is the Quarterly Earnings Report, I used  the above link.  And I don't know how often they update their info. \n\nNumber of share outstanding times stock price.\n\n49.56 million  share outstanding times $4.21 =\n\n208.64 Million.\n\nI hope this is a study project!\n\nhowever this is the market value of the company there are other methods to value companies such as Asset Based Valuation, Discounted Cash Flow, PE comparison Etc.
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wow, uhmm perhaps the below?\nhttp://finance.ebookorama.com
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here you go: http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=FSL
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What you are hoping to capture by buying a calendar spread is the decay of the first expiring option relative to the decay of the second. Read "Options as a Strategic Investment".\n\nA short term option loses its time value faster than a longer term option. So, if the decay on the longer is a penny a day...and the decay on the shorter option is 1/8 a day...you are capturing 11 1/2cents per day and protecting yourself in case of a big market move. Is it a given that you'll make money??? Absolutely not. Every time you think that, think to yourself "there are a million other people out there that have thot about this for at least 25 years...chances are I am not thinking anything original" !
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Try these guys...\nhttp://elginwatches.org/help/watch_values_appraisal.html
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go in to yahoo and find the web that said currency worth and type what ever you need to know
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you have got one of the best introductory notes on the fundamentals of accounting..\n\nThe only thing needed is a bit of patient reading and if you have the inclination to test your understanding register for the free online-classes and answer the quiz given there....\n\n\nhttp://www.futureaccountant.com/accounting-process/
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try this site for help in accounting...\n\n\nhttp:/www.futureaccountant.com/
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Maybe look into GASB34.  It's an accounting standard for government.  It is causing a lot of uproar because of what it means for asset management.  Hot topic right now.
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You may try to get help from this site..\n\nhttp://www.futureaccountant.com/
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try www.financemasterone.com
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i don't know, but www.dinkytown.net has over 250 financial calculators, maybe one can help you.
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Try this site:  http://www.dinkytown.net/\n\nAll sorts of financial calculators, you can play around with variables and get different answers to figure out a multitude of finacial options.
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You should get the records of your assets like this:\n\nASSETS\n  Cash on Hand ------------------------------- $0.00\n  Accounts Receivable ------------------------ $0.00 \n  (anything that has not yet been collected)\n  Goods that have certain value -------------- $0.00\n      Total Current Assets --------------------------  $0.00\n\n  Property (Gross Investment) ---------------- $0.00\n  Equipment Accum Depreciation (car)------- (-)$0.00\n      Net Investment --------------------------------- $0.00\n                                                       _____\nTotal Assets ----------------------------------------- $0.00\n\nLIABILITIES AND SHAREHOLDER EQUITY\n  Accounts Payable ------------------------ (-)$0.00\n  (Money that you need to pay "pronto")\n  Short-Term Loan Payable ----------------- (-)$0.00\n  (credit cards)\n  Current Portion of Long-Term Debt ------- (-)$0.00\n  (a sum of all principal payments om outstanding bonds)\n      Total Current Liabilities ---------------------- $0.00\n      (red numbers)\n\n   Long Term Bonds Outstanding ----------------------- $0.00\n                                                       _____\n       Total Liabilities ----------------------------- $0.00\n\n   Shareholder Equity \n   Common Stock ------------------------------ $0.00\n   Additional Shareholder Capital ------------ $0.00\n   Accumulated Retained Earnings ------------- $0.00\n\n       Total Shareholder Equity ---------------------- $0.00\n\n          Total Liabilities and Shareholder Equity --- $0.00\n           (This amount should be the same as Total Assets)
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profitability, financial condition and cashflow
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Accounting tends to be one of those subjects that you either get it or your don't.  The best advice is to keep practicing the t-table exercises until you find that "A-HA!" threshold.\n\nHere are some basics.\n\nIncome Statement\nNet Sales\n - Cost of goods sold\n   (Labor, Materials, Overhead, Delivery, etc.)\n= Gross Margin\n - Selling, General & Administrative expenses\n= Operating Profit\n - Interest\n= Profit before taxes\n\n\n\nBalance Sheet\nAssets\n Cash\n Investments\n A/R\n Inventories\n PP&E\n\nLiabilities\n A/P\n Long-term debt\n Other liabilities\n Reserves\n\nShareholder's equity\n Common stock\n Retained earnings