There are different angles to evaluate a company's financial strength. We discussed liquidity, efficiency and solvency ratios.
In this session, we focused on a couple of valuation metrics: dividend yield and price-to-book. These two ratios are typically used to evaluate more mature "blue chip" companies. "Mature" could mean financially deep-pocketed and businesses are growing steadily though not above average. "Mature" could also mean going nowhere.
Please select a company of your own, using the ratios we learned and show your evaluation and recommendation. You can select the company from one of the equity indices such as Dow Jones and S&P 500 or anything else.