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Leonard Pokrovski

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2026-01-10 10:15:08 -

What Financial Ratios Are Important in Business?
What Financial Ratios Are Important in Business? Liquidity, Profitability, and Leverage Ratios Explained Financial ratios are one of the most important tools used to understand a business’s financial health. They take information from financial statements—such as the balance sheet and income statement—and turn raw numbers into meaningful indicators. Managers, investors,...

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Dacey Rankins

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2024-12-19 15:00:57 -

How Do I Create Financial Projections for a Business Plan?
Creating financial projections is one of the most critical steps in building a business plan. Financial projections help demonstrate the potential profitability of your business, and they are essential for securing investors, loans, or grants. However, many entrepreneurs find the process intimidating, as it involves preparing detailed budgets, forecasts, and other financial statements that can...

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Leonard Pokrovski

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2026-01-10 10:16:51 -

How Do Investors Evaluate a Company’s Finances?
How Do Investors Evaluate a Company’s Finances? Valuation and Financial Metrics Explained When investors decide whether to buy, hold, or sell a company’s stock, they rely heavily on financial analysis. This process involves evaluating a company’s financial health, performance, and future potential using valuation methods and financial metrics. Understanding how investors...

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Leonard Pokrovski

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2026-01-20 18:07:48 -

What Is WACC and How Is It Calculated?
What Is WACC and How Is It Calculated? In finance and corporate valuation, one of the most important concepts is WACC, which stands for Weighted Average Cost of Capital. WACC represents the average rate of return a company is expected to pay to all of its investors—both debt holders and equity holders—for using their capital. In simple terms, it is the company’s overall cost...

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