Q1. Study the Statement of Stockholders Equity for the five years presented. a. During fiscal year ended

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Q1. Study the Statement of Stockholders’ Equity for the five years presented.
a. During fiscal year ended (FYE) 6/30/2003 stockholders’ equity increased primarily as a result of (_______________ / issuing / repurchasing / paying dividends).
b. During FYE 6/30/2004 stockholders’ equity (_______________/ decreased) primarily as a result of (___________ / issuing / repurchasing / paying dividends).
c. During FYE 6/30/2005 stockholders’ equity (increased / _______________) primarily as a result of (net income / issuing / repurchasing / ___________).
d. During FYE 6/30/2006 stockholders’ equity (increased / _______________) primarily as a result of (net income / issuing / _______________ / paying dividends).
e. During FYE 6/30/2007 stockholders’ equity (increased / _______________) primarily as a result of (net income / issuing / _______________/ paying dividends).
Q2. Study the for the five years presented.
a. During FYE 6/30/2005 cash equivalents (increased / _______________) significantly as a result of (a net loss / repurchasing / _______________).
b. During FYE 6/30/2006 cash equivalents (increased / _______________) primarily as a result of (a net loss / _______________ / paying dividends).
c. From 6/30/2004 to 6/30/2007 total liabilities (_______________/ decreased) whereas stockholders’ equity (increased / _______________), resulting in a(n) (____________ / decreasing) debt ratio and (_______________/ decreasing) financial leverage.
Q3. Study the Income Statement for the five years presented. From 6/30/2003 to 6/30/2007 revenues (_______________/ decreased), net income (_______________/ decreased), and EPS (_______________/ decreased).
Q4a. During FYE (6-30-2004 / _______________ / 6-30-2006) Microsoft paid a huge special one-time $3 per share totaling _______________ billion. To pay this did Microsoft have enough cash? (_______________/ No) Enough retained earnings? (_______________/ No)
b. At this time Bill Gates owned 1.12 billion shares of Microsoft stock so his was (1.12 / 2.24 / _______________) billion dollars. What did Bill Gates do with his (Buy a super-duper sports car / _______________ / Give it to his children)
Q5. Review the DuPont Analysis of ROE for the five years presented.
a. = Sales revenue / Total assets. During FYE 6/30/2005 revenue(______________ / decreased). The payment of this special (increased /______________) cash, which (increased /______________) total assets, resulting in (______________/decreased) ROA = ROS x During FYE 6/30/2005 ROS (______________/ decreased) and (______________/ decreased), resulting in ROA (decreasing / ______________/ more than doubling).
c. Financial Leverage = SE / Total Assets. During FYE 6/30/2005 liabilities (______________ / decreased), while SE (increased /_______________), which (_______________ / decreased) the debt ratio and (_______________ / decreased) financial leverage.
d. ROE = ROA x Financial Leverage. During FYE 6/30/2005 ROA (_______________/ decreased) and financial leverage (_______________/ decreased), resulting in ROE (decreasing / doubling / _______________).
Q6. What might have prompted this special one-time
Q7. Review the financial information presented for Microsoft. Explain how the special one-time $3 affected each of the following items.
a. Cash, and ROA
b. Debt Ratio, Financial Leverage, and ROE
Q8. Cash is a (high / _______) earning asset. Explain.
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a. Cash, and ROA
b. Debt Ratio, Financial Leverage, and ROE Common Stock
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