calculate the p e ratio for Intuitive Surgical for years 2019 2023 information about the company what the p e ratio is for each of the 5 years Report Cash Flow Type Full Report Company Intuitive Surgical, Inc (Cusip 46120E602 Sic 3842) 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 Operating CF NET INCOME (LOSS) 1381 8 1066 8 1728 1 1344 4 1817 3 Depreciation and Amortization (CF) 216 1 293 3 332 2 392 4 454 8 Deferred Taxes 8 57 6 62 6 185 3 280 8 Stock Based Compensation 335 8 395 4 449 2 513 2 592 8 Other Non Cash Items 6 55 1 10 6 45 2 7 3 Total Non Cash Items 202 1 295 8 280 2 252 3 181 3 Change in Receivables 38 8 5 7 142 3 159 3 186 3 Change in Inventories 360 5 170 1 256 546 6 712 5 Change in Payables 12 3 32 3 36 21 3 41 7 Change in Prepaid Expenses 116 9 111 8 204 9 129 2 24 2 Change in Accrued Liabilities 57 4 16 6 115 1 51 5 34 8 Change in Deferred Revenues 35 5 15 32 6 21 5 53 4 Change in Other Assets Liabilities 11 9 36 9 51 4 121 7 32 9 Cash From OPERATING ACTIVITIES 1598 2 1484 8 2089 4 1490 8 1813 8 Investing CF Capital Expenditure 425 6 341 5 353 5 532 4 1064 2 Proceeds from Sales Maturity of Investments 2677 1 3731 5 4352 7 3315 5 2920 4 Investment Purchased 3346 2 4292 9 6452 1399 5 2207 4 Business Acquisition 59 7 37 7 8 7 12 8 8 9 Cash From INVESTING ACTIVITIES 1154 4 940 6 2461 5 1370 8 360 1 Financing CF Debt Reduction 4 5 2 9 Payments on Acquisition of Stock 269 5 134 3 2607 4 416 3 Proceeds from Sale of Stock 272 8 308 8 276 5 233 8 296 3 Other Financing CF 171 7 260 2 233 5 194 2 164 7 Cash From FINANCING ACTIVITIES 168 4 85 7 43 2572 3 287 6 Effect of Exchange Rates 2 2 2 6 3 4 5 4 3 3 NET CHANGE IN CASH CASH EQUIVALENTS 273 2 455 9 332 5 294 7 1169 4 Beginning Balance Net Cash Cash Equivalents 909 4 1182 6 1638 5 1306 1600 7 Ending Balance Net Cash Cash Equivalents 1182 6 1638 5 1306 1600 7 2770 1 Report Balance Sheet Type Full Report Company Intuitive Surgical, Inc (Cusip 46120E602 Sic 3842) 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 Assets Cash and Cash Items 1167 6 1622 6 1290 9 1581 2 2750 1 Marketable Securities 2054 1 3488 8 2913 1 2536 7 2473 1 Accounts Receivable 645 2 645 5 782 7 942 1 1130 2 Accounts Notes Receivable 645 2 645 5 782 7 942 1 1130 2 Finished Goods 308 6 341 8 276 1 606 Work in Progress 75 9 75 6 96 4 159 9 Raw Materials 211 184 1 214 6 454 7 A S Ave Total Inventories 595 5 601 5 587 1 893 2 1220 6 227 25 Prepaid Expenses 200 2 267 5 271 1 299 8 314 TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS 4662 6 6625 9 5844 9 6253 7888 INCREASE IN ASSETS Buildings 408 3 773 8 812 5 1002 1 2844 222 Land Improvements 248 277 9 367 8 457 3 Machinery Equipment 431 2 540 6 621 3 724 2 Construction in Progress 272 5 117 4 209 7 1354 7 Other PPE 476 625 3 833 7 1561 3 PPE at Cost 1836 2335 2845 5099 6 Accumulated Depreciation 563 1 757 7 968 6 1562 Property, Plant, and Equipment Net 1272 9 1577 3 1876 4 2374 2 3537 6 Investments 2623 5 1757 7 4415 5 2623 6 2120 Goodwill 307 2 336 7 343 6 348 5 348 7 Intangible Assets 441 4 503 6 633 2 710 1 636 7 Goodwill Intangibles 748 6 840 3 976 8 1058 6 985 4 Deferred Income Tax Long Term 425 6 367 7 441 4 664 6 910 5 TOTAL ASSETS 9733 2 11168 9 13555 12974 15441 5 18285 72 Assets as of SALES 217 33 256 26 237 39 208 51 216 75 SALES 4478 5 4358 4 5710 1 6222 2 7124 1 8046 5849 Liabilities Accounts Payable 123 5 81 6 121 2 147 188 7 Accounts and Notes Payable 123 5 81 6 121 2 147 188 7 Accrued Liabilities 568 9 533 3 651 4 877 8 1023 9 Deferred Revenues 337 8 350 3 377 2 397 3 446 1 TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES 1030 2 965 2 1149 8 1422 1 1658 7 Other Liabilities 418 3 444 6 453 7 439 3 385 5 TOTAL LIABILITIES 1427 6 1382 2 1553 1 1790 7 1954 5 Stockholders' Equity Noncontrolling Interest 20 9 27 6 50 4 70 7 89 7 Common Stock 0 1 0 1 0 4 0 4 0 4 Additional Paid In Capital 5756 8 6445 2 7164 7703 9 8576 4 Retained Earnings (Accumulated Deficit) 2494 5 3261 3 4760 9 3500 1 4743 Accumulated Other Comprehensive Income (Loss) 12 4 24 9 24 2 162 5 12 2 TOTAL STOCKHOLDERS EQUITY 8284 7 9759 1 11951 5 11112 6 13397 3 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND EQUITY 9733 2 11168 9 13555 12974 15441 5 Report Income Statements Type Full Report Company Intuitive Surgical, Inc (Cusip 46120E602 Sic 3842) ACTUALS in $ FORECASTS 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 Revenues Rev Products 3754 3 3634 6 4793 9 5198 5956 3 Rev Services 724 2 723 8 916 2 1024 2 1167 8 TOTAL REVENUE 4478 5 4358 4 5710 1 6222 2 7124 1 8046 584851 9088 520342 Expenses Services 249 2 266 9 287 5 325 9 352 8 Product Sales 1119 1 1230 3 1464 1 1700 3 2041 8 COGS 1368 3 1497 2 1751 6 2026 2 2394 6 2603 180883 2940 261347 Research and Development 557 3 595 1 671 879 998 8 1062 08406 1199 61111 Selling, General and Administrative 1178 4 1216 3 1466 5 1739 9 1963 9 2179 526028 2461 748308 TOTAL COSTS AND EXPENSES 3104 3308 6 3889 1 4645 1 5357 3 5844 790972 6601 620765 OPERATING INCOME (LOSS) 1374 5 1049 8 1821 1577 1 1766 8 2201 79388 2486 899577 Interest Income 127 7 157 2 69 3 29 7 192 1 174 5412467 197 1422287 EBITDA 1718 3 1500 3 2222 5 1999 2 2413 7 2860 143878 3230 497943 EBIT 1502 2 1207 1890 3 1606 8 1958 9 2376 335126 2684 041806 EBT 1502 2 1207 1890 3 1606 8 1958 9 2376 335126 2684 041806 Income Tax Expense (Benefit) 120 4 140 2 162 2 262 4 141 6 240 6014979 271 7564841 Income (Loss) Before Minority Interest 1381 8 1066 8 1728 1 1344 4 1817 3 2135 733628 2412 285322 Non controlling Interest (IS) 2 5 6 2 23 5 22 1 19 3 19 88663581 22 46171481 Income (Loss) Before Effects of Accounting Chg 1379 3 1060 6 1704 6 1322 3 1798 2115 846993 2389 823607 Income (Loss) Before Discontinued Operations 1379 3 1060 6 1704 6 1322 3 1798 2115 846993 2389 823607 NET INCOME(LOSS) 1381 8 1066 8 1728 1 1344 4 1817 3 2135 733628 2412 285322 NET INCOME COMMON SHAREHOLDERS 1379 3 1060 6 1704 6 1322 3 1798 Share Data Basic Shares 115 4 117 356 1 355 7 351 2 352 33 352 33 Diluted Shares 119 5 120 3 365 8 362 357 4 Basic EPS (Earnings Per Share or Earnings) 11 97 9 12 4 85 3 78 5 17 6 061742197 6 846664552 Basic EPS Common Shares 11 95 9 06 4 79 3 72 5 12 Diluted EPS 11 56 8 87 4 72 3 71 5 08 Diluted EPS Common Shares 11 54 8 82 4 66 3 65 5 03 SALES GROWTH RATE 2 68 31 01 8 97 14 49 12 95 12 95 ACTUALS of sales 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 Hist Ave TOTAL REVENUE 100 00 100 00 100 00 100 00 100 00 100 00 Expenses Services 5 56 6 12 5 03 5 24 4 95 5 38 Product Sales 24 99 28 23 25 64 27 33 28 66 26 97 COGS 30 55 34 35 30 68 32 56 33 61 32 35 Research and Development 12 44 13 65 11 75 14 13 14 02 13 20 Selling, General and Administrative 26 31 27 91 25 68 27 96 27 57 27 09 TOTAL COSTS AND EXPENSES 69 31 75 91 68 11 74 65 75 20 72 64 OPERATING INCOME (LOSS) 30 69 24 09 31 89 25 35 24 80 27 36 Interest Income 2 85 3 61 1 21 0 48 2 70 2 17 EBITDA 38 37 34 42 38 92 32 13 33 88 35 54 EBIT 33 54 27 69 33 10 25 82 27 50 29 53 EBT 33 54 27 69 33 10 25 82 27 50 29 53 Income Tax Expense (Benefit) 2 69 3 22 2 84 4 22 1 99 2 99 Income (Loss) Before Minority Interest 30 85 24 48 30 26 21 61 25 51 26 54 Non controlling Interest (IS) 0 06 0 14 0 41 0 36 0 27 0 25 Income (Loss) Before Effects of Accounting Chg 30 80 24 33 29 85 21 25 25 24 26 29 Income (Loss) Before Discontinued Operations 30 80 24 33 29 85 21 25 25 24 26 29 NET INCOME(LOSS) 30 85 24 48 30 26 21 61 25 51 26 54

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Report: Cash Flow
Type: Full Report
Company: Intuitive Surgical, Inc. (Cusip: 46120E602 Sic: 3842)

	2019	2020	2021	2022	2023
Operating CF
NET INCOME (LOSS)	1381.8	1066.8	1728.1	1344.4	1817.3
Depreciation and Amortization (CF)	216.1	293.3	332.2	392.4	454.8
Deferred Taxes	-8	57.6	-62.6	-185.3	-280.8
Stock-Based Compensation	335.8	395.4	449.2	513.2	592.8
Other Non-Cash Items	-6	-55.1	10.6	45.2	7.3
Total Non Cash Items	202.1	295.8	280.2	252.3	181.3
Change in Receivables	38.8	5.7	-142.3	-159.3	-186.3
Change in Inventories	-360.5	-170.1	-256	-546.6	-712.5
Change in Payables	12.3	-32.3	36	21.3	41.7
Change in Prepaid Expenses	-116.9	-111.8	-204.9	-129.2	24.2
Change in Accrued Liabilities	57.4	-16.6	115.1	51.5	34.8
Change in Deferred Revenues	35.5	15	32.6	21.5	53.4
Change in Other Assets & Liabilities	11.9	36.9	51.4	121.7	-32.9
Cash From OPERATING ACTIVITIES	1598.2	1484.8	2089.4	1490.8	1813.8
Investing CF
Capital Expenditure	-425.6	-341.5	-353.5	-532.4	-1064.2
Proceeds from Sales/Maturity of Investments	2677.1	3731.5	4352.7	3315.5	2920.4
Investment Purchased	-3346.2	-4292.9	-6452	-1399.5	-2207.4
Business Acquisition	-59.7	-37.7	-8.7	-12.8	-8.9
Cash From INVESTING ACTIVITIES	-1154.4	-940.6	-2461.5	1370.8	-360.1
Financing CF
Debt Reduction				-4.5	-2.9
Payments on Acquisition of Stock	-269.5	-134.3		-2607.4	-416.3
Proceeds from Sale of Stock	272.8	308.8	276.5	233.8	296.3
Other Financing CF	-171.7	-260.2	-233.5	-194.2	-164.7
Cash From FINANCING ACTIVITIES	-168.4	-85.7	43	-2572.3	-287.6
Effect of Exchange Rates	-2.2	-2.6	-3.4	5.4	3.3
NET CHANGE IN CASH & CASH EQUIVALENTS	273.2	455.9	-332.5	294.7	1169.4
Beginning Balance: Net Cash & Cash Equivalents	909.4	1182.6	1638.5	1306	1600.7
Ending Balance: Net Cash & Cash Equivalents	1182.6	1638.5	1306	1600.7	2770.1

Report: Balance Sheet
Type: Full Report
Company: Intuitive Surgical, Inc. (Cusip: 46120E602 Sic: 3842)

	2019	2020	2021	2022	2023	2024
Assets
Cash and Cash Items	1167.6	1622.6	1290.9	1581.2	2750.1
Marketable Securities	2054.1	3488.8	2913.1	2536.7	2473.1
Accounts Receivable	645.2	645.5	782.7	942.1	1130.2
Accounts & Notes Receivable	645.2	645.5	782.7	942.1	1130.2
Finished Goods	308.6	341.8	276.1		606
Work in Progress	75.9	75.6	96.4		159.9
Raw Materials	211	184.1	214.6		454.7		A/S = Ave
Total Inventories	595.5	601.5	587.1	893.2	1220.6		227.25%
Prepaid Expenses	200.2	267.5	271.1	299.8	314
TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS	4662.6	6625.9	5844.9	6253	7888		INCREASE IN ASSETS
Buildings	408.3	773.8	812.5		1002.1		2844.222
Land/Improvements	248	277.9	367.8		457.3
Machinery/Equipment	431.2	540.6	621.3		724.2
Construction in Progress	272.5	117.4	209.7		1354.7
Other PPE	476	625.3	833.7		1561.3
PPE at Cost	1836	2335	2845		5099.6
Accumulated Depreciation	-563.1	-757.7	-968.6		-1562
Property, Plant, and Equipment - Net	1272.9	1577.3	1876.4	2374.2	3537.6
Investments	2623.5	1757.7	4415.5	2623.6	2120
Goodwill	307.2	336.7	343.6	348.5	348.7
Intangible Assets	441.4	503.6	633.2	710.1	636.7
Goodwill & Intangibles	748.6	840.3	976.8	1058.6	985.4
Deferred Income Tax - Long Term	425.6	367.7	441.4	664.6	910.5
TOTAL ASSETS	9733.2	11168.9	13555	12974	15441.5	18285.72
Assets as % of SALES	217.33%	256.26%	237.39%	208.51%	216.75%
SALES	4478.5	4358.4	5710.1	6222.2	7124.1	8046.5849
Liabilities
Accounts Payable	123.5	81.6	121.2	147	188.7
Accounts and Notes Payable	123.5	81.6	121.2	147	188.7
Accrued Liabilities	568.9	533.3	651.4	877.8	1023.9
Deferred Revenues	337.8	350.3	377.2	397.3	446.1
TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES	1030.2	965.2	1149.8	1422.1	1658.7
Other Liabilities	418.3	444.6	453.7	439.3	385.5
TOTAL LIABILITIES	1427.6	1382.2	1553.1	1790.7	1954.5
Stockholders' Equity
Noncontrolling Interest	20.9	27.6	50.4	70.7	89.7
Common Stock	0.1	0.1	0.4	0.4	0.4
Additional Paid-In Capital	5756.8	6445.2	7164	7703.9	8576.4
Retained Earnings (Accumulated Deficit)	2494.5	3261.3	4760.9	3500.1	4743
Accumulated Other Comprehensive Income (Loss)	12.4	24.9	-24.2	-162.5	-12.2
TOTAL STOCKHOLDERS EQUITY	8284.7	9759.1	11951.5	11112.6	13397.3
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND EQUITY	9733.2	11168.9	13555	12974	15441.5

Report: Income Statements

Type: Full Report

Company: Intuitive Surgical, Inc. (Cusip: 46120E602 Sic: 3842)

ACTUALS - in $

FORECASTS

2019

2020

2021

2022

2023

2024

2025

Revenues

Rev_Products

3754.3

3634.6

4793.9

5198

5956.3

Rev_Services

724.2

723.8

916.2

1024.2

1167.8

TOTAL REVENUE

4478.5

4358.4

5710.1

6222.2

7124.1

8046.584851

9088.520342

Expenses

Services

249.2

266.9

287.5

325.9

352.8

Product Sales

1119.1

1230.3

1464.1

1700.3

2041.8

COGS

1368.3

1497.2

1751.6

2026.2

2394.6

2603.180883

2940.261347

Research and Development

557.3

595.1

671

879

998.8

1062.08406

1199.61111

Selling, General and Administrative

1178.4

1216.3

1466.5

1739.9

1963.9

2179.526028

2461.748308

TOTAL COSTS AND EXPENSES

3104

3308.6

3889.1

4645.1

5357.3

5844.790972

6601.620765

OPERATING INCOME (LOSS)

1374.5

1049.8

1821

1577.1

1766.8

2201.79388

2486.899577

Interest Income

127.7

157.2

69.3

29.7

192.1

174.5412467

197.1422287

EBITDA

1718.3

1500.3

2222.5

1999.2

2413.7

2860.143878

3230.497943

EBIT

1502.2

1207

1890.3

1606.8

1958.9

2376.335126

2684.041806

EBT

1502.2

1207

1890.3

1606.8

1958.9

2376.335126

2684.041806

Income Tax Expense (Benefit)

120.4

140.2

162.2

262.4

141.6

240.6014979

271.7564841

Income (Loss) Before Minority Interest

1381.8

1066.8

1728.1

1344.4

1817.3

2135.733628

2412.285322

Non-controlling Interest (IS)

-2.5

-6.2

-23.5

-22.1

-19.3

-19.88663581

-22.46171481

Income (Loss) Before Effects of Accounting Chg.

1379.3

1060.6

1704.6

1322.3

1798

2115.846993

2389.823607

Income (Loss) Before Discontinued Operations

1379.3

1060.6

1704.6

1322.3

1798

2115.846993

2389.823607

NET INCOME(LOSS)

1381.8

1066.8

1728.1

1344.4

1817.3

2135.733628

2412.285322

NET INCOME COMMON SHAREHOLDERS

1379.3

1060.6

1704.6

1322.3

1798

Share Data

Basic Shares

115.4

117

356.1

355.7

351.2

352.33

Diluted Shares

119.5

120.3

365.8

362

357.4

Basic EPS (Earnings Per Share or Earnings)

11.97

9.12

4.85

3.78

5.17

6.061742197

6.846664552

Basic EPS Common Shares

11.95

9.06

4.79

3.72

5.12

Diluted EPS

11.56

8.87

4.72

3.71

5.08

Diluted EPS Common Shares

11.54

8.82

4.66

3.65

5.03

SALES GROWTH RATE

-2.68%

31.01%

8.97%

14.49%

12.95%

ACTUALS - % of sales

2019

2020

2021

2022

2023

Hist. Ave

TOTAL REVENUE

100.00%

Expenses

Services

5.56%

6.12%

5.03%

5.24%

4.95%

5.38%

Product Sales

24.99%

28.23%

25.64%

27.33%

28.66%

26.97%

COGS

30.55%

34.35%

30.68%

32.56%

33.61%

32.35%

Research and Development

12.44%

13.65%

11.75%

14.13%

14.02%

13.20%

Selling, General and Administrative

26.31%

27.91%

25.68%

27.96%

27.57%

27.09%

TOTAL COSTS AND EXPENSES

69.31%

75.91%

68.11%

74.65%

75.20%

72.64%

OPERATING INCOME (LOSS)

30.69%

24.09%

31.89%

25.35%

24.80%

27.36%

Interest Income

2.85%

3.61%

1.21%

0.48%

2.70%

2.17%

EBITDA

38.37%

34.42%

38.92%

32.13%

33.88%

35.54%

EBIT

33.54%

27.69%

33.10%

25.82%

27.50%

29.53%

EBT

33.54%

27.69%

33.10%

25.82%

27.50%

29.53%

Income Tax Expense (Benefit)

2.69%

3.22%

2.84%

4.22%

1.99%

2.99%

Income (Loss) Before Minority Interest

30.85%

24.48%

30.26%

21.61%

25.51%

26.54%

Non-controlling Interest (IS)

-0.06%

-0.14%

-0.41%

-0.36%

-0.27%

-0.25%

Income (Loss) Before Effects of Accounting Chg.

30.80%

24.33%

29.85%

21.25%

25.24%

26.29%

Income (Loss) Before Discontinued Operations

30.80%

24.33%

29.85%

21.25%

25.24%

26.29%

NET INCOME(LOSS)

30.85%

24.48%

30.26%

21.61%

25.51%

26.54%

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Was Karl Marx principally interested in communism?

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