Costco and target store compare in liquidity

You need to do at least one ratio for each category of Profitability, Liquidity, and Solvency. Some students do two or more. But, you need to do at least one. You need to explain that ratio and say which company is doing better and Why! That explanation will be in the Speaker Note section below each slide. The presentation talking points (one paragraph) should be typed under each slide where there is a specific area for your presentation notes. At the last slide, you will have a conclusion (with four bullet points) that which company is doing better and in what category by mentioning which publicly-traded company is a better investment. Slide 1: Cover sheet (Group number, Group members' name, Semester info, Companies name) Slide 2 and 3 : History of two companies including stock symbol, price, and Dividend yield (all bullet points) Slide 4: Profitability ratio analysis Slide 5: Liquidity ratio analysis Slide 6: Solvency ratio analysis Slide 7: Conclusion (four bullet points; profitability, liquidity, solvency, and final conclusion) You need to do at least one ratio for each category of Profitability, Liquidity, and Solvency. Some students do two or more. But, you need to do at least one. You need to explain that ratio and say which company is doing better and Why! That explanation will be in the Speaker Note section below each slide. The presentation talking points (one paragraph) should be typed under each slide where there is a specific area for your presentation notes. At the last slide, you will have a conclusion (with four bullet points) that which company is doing better and in what category by mentioning which publicly-traded company is a better investment. Slide 1: Cover sheet (Group number, Group members' name, Semester info, Companies name) Slide 2 and 3 : History of two companies including stock symbol, price, and Dividend yield (all bullet points) Slide 4: Profitability ratio analysis Slide 5: Liquidity ratio analysis Slide 6: Solvency ratio analysis Slide 7: Conclusion (four bullet points; profitability, liquidity, solvency, and final conclusion)