Utiliser "net profit" dans une phrase

1.  High gross profit margin (preferably greater than 65%) and net profits of 20% of sales or better before taxes

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2. That means that in the long term, executing 100 trades will turn an average net profit of 50x3 = 150

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3. increase net profits by hundreds of millions of dollars per year, and that, as he had

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4. Harry did not triple the net profits in the first year; but he did double them

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5. What you are left with is your net profit,

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6. Plus, after Bill sells his business, he still has to figure out what to do with his million-dollar net profit

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7. Then they use complex formulae to work out a Net Profit After Tax (NPAT) over

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8. Using TOC to identify and address constraints, this group of car dealerships has realised results which include net profit up by more than 300% in a year and annual inventory turns up from 4 to 12

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9. If a business in Namibia meets these criteria, they should have a uniform tax rate of 10% on net profit

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10. After all, the valuation of closing stock has a direct effect on the net profit!

11. 00 I staked on Pella to WIN, gives me a net profit of £20

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12. 00 I staked on Sunset Mirage to WIN, gives me a net profit of £10

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13. 00 I staked on Sunset Mirage to WIN, gives me a net profit of £NIL

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14. 29 I staked on Sunset Mirage to WIN, gives me a net profit of £5

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15. In its simplest form you need a product/service people want with a price they are willing to pay that allows you to make the net profit you need to meet your financial goals

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16. If you aren’t making a net profit, your business is headed in the wrong direction

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17. What do you estimate to be your net profit during your second year? __________________

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18. Here is the basic way to find out your net profit:

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19. You can reverse the process above to establish sales goals based on the desired net profit

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20. Since we would be receiving $300 more than we paid out, if January crude oil expires at $37 or less (all the options that we bought and sold would be worthless), we will still keep this $300 credit which will be our net profit

21. Having 4 times the number of option contracts than what you started with, the net profit would be (6

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22. dividend cover: shows what proportion of the company’s earnings are being paid to shareholders or, to put it another way, a measure of the number of times a company’s net of tax dividend is covered by its net profit

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23. It is inconsistent also for a company such as Woolworth to publish sales monthly but no interim statements of net profits

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24. The business itself is evidently subject to wide variations in net profit, and the effect of these variations on the common stock is immensely magnified by reason of the small amount of common stock in comparison with the senior securities

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25. The net profits of American Maize Products were fully as variable, but the small amount of prior charges made the fluctuations in common-stock earnings far less spectacular

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26. In 1927 sales dropped to $5,700,000, but there was a net profit of $630,000

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27. 5 The reports stated the “Net Profit for the year, including Enhancement of Leasehold Values” (giving amount of the latter), but no indication was afforded that this enhancement was arbitrarily computed and had taken place in previous years

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28. be entered the number of points net profit or loss, together with a running total showing just how many points the account is ahead or behind

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29. Why? First, because there were threats of special taxes on chain stores; second, because net profits had fallen off in the previous year; and, third, because the general market was depressed

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30. ” If not for that $178 million expense, Global Crossing—which reported a net loss of $96 million—could have reported a net profit of roughly $82 million

31. According to Value Line, throughout the 1990s, Emerson’s net profit margin and return on capital—key measures of its efficiency as a business—had stayed robustly high, around 9% and 18% respectively

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32. But from 1995 through 1999, according to Value Line, EMC’s net profit margin slid from 19

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33. The net profit margin is 8 percent; the return on equity is 16 percent

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34. 50 for these, so on the calls he shows a net profit of $1

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35. The first business generates a 1 percent net profit margin, while the second business generates a 10 percent net profit margin

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36. At first glance, which one would you prefer to invest in? Based on this information alone, most investors would prefer the business that earns a higher net profit margin

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37. A supermarket chain is content earning a low net profit margin, typically 1 percent, because it turns over its inventory very quickly

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38. The steel manufacturer must achieve a high net profit margin in order to offer investors a reasonable return on capital

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39. Although its net profit margins are comparable with Whirlpool (both a bit over 5 percent), Goodyear’s ROIC is much lower than Whirlpool’s, mainly because it has lower asset turnover

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40. % Loss, and Net Profit/Net Loss per Trade

41. The Net Profit/Loss per Trade value is simply the average percent gain (or loss) for all trades

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42. If the Net Profit/ Loss per Trade value is positive, this means that the average trade produced a net profit

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43. If the Net Profit/Loss per Trade value is negative, this means that the average trade produced a net loss

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44. The Net Profit/Loss per Trade value is the sum of all individual trade results divided by the number of trades

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45. 00 trade results), then the Net Profit/Loss per Trade value also can be calculated as follows:

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46. Determination of the statistical computation is based on a weighted average of the Net Profit/Net Loss and Avg

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47. Trades that do not produce either a profit or loss are included in the Net Profit/Loss per Trade (Table 7-9) calculation

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48. Because the Net Profit/Loss per Trade value is the average result for all trades

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49. Note: The Net Profit/Loss per Trade value is the sum of all individual trade results divided by the number of all trades

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50. 00 trade results), then the Net Profit/Loss per Trade value can also be calculated as follows:

51. The out-of-the-money put is very different from ownership of GLD; it generates a very small net profit, the 0

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52. Stock Price at June Expiration Position at June Expiration Assuming May Option Expired In-the-Money Value of Position at June Expiration Total Outlay (Cost Stock and Option Calendar Spread) Net Profit or Loss

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53. Stock Price at June Expiration Position at June Expiration Assuming May Option Expired In-the-Money Cost to Close Position at June Expiration Total Cash (Received for Stock and Paid for Option Calendar Spread) Net Profit or Loss

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54. The story, as he tells it, is that he was able to continuously roll the Calls out and down, and although it took him ten months, he was eventually able to get out of the trade with a small net profit when the stock eventually bottomed out

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55. Those 50 calls would have risen to a premium value of $50,000, or a net profit of $30,000 versus the $5,000 I made trading the stock

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56. Over the whole cycle, long-only Jim has made a net profit of 700-300 = 400 points, or about 10%

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57. There’s no point diversifying across all the horses – including the lame mares – at the beginning of the race; and if you know anything at all about horse racing, you’ll know that placing a bet on every single horse in a race assures you a net profit of zero (or worse)

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58. And when utilised correctly to cut your losses and run your profits, it is possible to come out with a net profit even if you have more failed trades than successful ones

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59. With only average luck (50% success rate) or even less, it is still possible to come out with a net profit providing your wins are bigger than your losses; providing you know when to hold (for the bigger pot) and when to fold (take your small loss and live to play again)

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60. Want to know what happened when she ran her numbers with my team? The first thing they uncovered was that her current business was earning more than $300,000 a year in net profits and growing at nearly 20% per year

61. 7 shows that liquidity provider profits (before costs!) have declined over time—so that only highly cost-effective stat arb players can still turn a net profit

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62. low-liquidity-risk beta stocks actually makes its net profits outside January (the third pair of bars in Figure 25

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63. Learn how to make a net profit and, when you do, be happy about it rather than complaining about having to pay taxes because you made a profit

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64. If the price movement is sufficiently large, the profit from one leg of the trade will exceed the loss from the other leg and result in a net profit

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65. Instead, the focus is shifted to predict whether the market reactions to earnings news will be large or small, regardless of the direction, and whether the implied volatility priced into the options will be sufficient to generate a net profit

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66. I test this strategy by buying the decile of stocks from the All Stocks and Large Stocks universes with the highest net profit margins

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67. A $10,000 investment on December 31, 1963, in the decile of stocks from the All Stocks universe with the highest net profit margins grew to $911,179 by the end of 2009, a compound return of 10

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68. 1, stocks with high net profit margins never really experienced any five-year streaks relative to All Stocks that might entice investors

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69. Stocks with great earnings gains and high net profit margins are basically high-expectations stocks

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70. The performance of high net profit margin stocks from the Large Stocks universe fare no better than those from All Stocks

71. All base rates are negative, with the decile of stocks with the highest net profit margins beating the Large Stocks universe in just 30 percent of all rolling ten-year periods

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72. 10 summarize the returns for the high net profit margin stocks from Large Stocks

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73. The only real lesson here is that it is best to avoid stocks in decile 10 with the lowest net profit margins

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74. Third, a company should have a high net profit margin

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75. Remember from page 28 that a company’s net profit margin is determined by dividing the money left over after paying all its expenses by the amount of money it had before paying expenses

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76. So, if a company makes $1 million and pays $900,000 in expenses, its net profit margin is 10 percent ($100,000 divided by $1,000,000)

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77. Required: Any company making your sheet should have a net profit margin in the top 20 percent of its industry

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78. Companies with the highest net profit margins are those with exclusive rights to something, such as a brand new laser printing technology

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79. If the company is truly clever, the high net profit margin will come from cutting costs everywhere possible

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80. Ideal: With net profit margin, bigger is always better

81. If you have a company on your sheet and encounter another in the same industry equal in all regards but net profit margin, strike the old company and add the new one

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82. Bigger is better, and a big net profit margin getting bigger every year is heaven

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83. • Net profit margin

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84. Now we can calculate the net profit margin for Coca-Cola (KO) for 10 years

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85. KO’s average net profit margin for the last 10 years is 19

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86. Look at the consistent net profit margin for the last 10 years; it was around 20 percent, which is great

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87. Obviously, a company that is producing a 20 percent net profit margin is better than a less-than-1-percent net profit margin company

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88. The average net profit margin is 27

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89. For net profit after tax, you can consider this to be approximately equivalent to owner income because depreciation and amortization can cancel out capital expenditure

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90. My net profit on the trade is +$14,150

91. Under the arrangement proposed one-quarter of the net profits of the contract are, when the building is done and the accounts settled, to be divided, as a bonus above their wages, among the men who have worked on it, in proportion to the wages they have earned

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