create a full analysis between two EV companies Tesla and LUCID motors. Please ensure that you fully explain all calculations and that you answer every question thoroughly. You need to locate information about the two companies annual financial statements for the most recent year available. To do so, go to one of the many financial sites on the Internet to download their reports.

MSN Money

Yahoo Finance

Your analyses should address the following items:

What are the primary lines of business of these two companies as shown in their notes to the financial statement?

Which company has the dominant position in their industry?

What are the gross profits, operating profits, and net income for these two companies?

Compute both companies' cash coverage ratio, current ratio, and free cash flow.

What ratios do each of these companies use in the Management's Discussion and Analysis section of the annual report to explain their financial condition related to debt financing (meaning you MUST find each of the two firms' annual reports)?

What are the gross profits, net income, EBIT, EBITDA and free cash flow (FCF) for these two companies?

For both companies, compute:

current ratio

quick ratio

total debt ratio

debt-equity ratio

total asset turnover

inventory turnover

days sales in inventory

profit margin on sales

return on assets and

return on equity

Fully explain what each ratio is telling you (NOT just a definition), but relevant to your firms.

Complete your study with a full DuPont Model.

Specifically, after calculating the ratios, explain what each tells you about the company and compare/contrast with the other company. For example, when discussing the days sales in inventory and inventory turnover, indicate where and why there might be a significant difference between the two companies you have selected.

Finally, using two of the several valuation models we have studied in this course, demonstrate whether the stock is overvalued, undervalued, or correctly valued by the market. (The might include CAPM, Dividend Discount, Free Cash Flow, or Earnings Multiplier) your choice, but be prepared to defend your answer in your final classroom presentation.