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ONGOING ANALYSIS PROJECT across assigned ModulesModule 1An important part of learning is application. To learn accounting, we must practice the skills taught and apply those skills to real world problems. To that end, we have designed a project to reinforce the lessons in each module and apply them to real companies. The goal of this project is to complete a comprehensive analysis of two (or more) companies in the same industry. We will then create a set of forecasted financial statements and a valuation of the companies equity. This is essentially what financial analysts and many creditors do. We might not aspire to be an analyst or creditor, but by completing a project of this magnitude, we will have mastered financial reporting at a sufficient level to be able to step into any role in an organization. The goal of Module 1s assignment is to obtain and begin to explore the financial reports for two publicly traded companies that compete with each other.1. Select two publicly traded companies that compete with each other. They must be publicly traded, as private company financial statements will not be publicly available. While the two companies do not need to be head to-head competitors, their main lines of business should broadly overlap.2. Download the annual reports for each company, and peruse them. At this stage, choose companies that are profitable (net income is positive) and that have positive retained earnings and stockholders equity. Select companies whose financial statements are not overly complicated. (Probably avoid the automotive, banking, insurance, and financial services industries. Automotive companies have large financial services subsidiaries that act like banks for customers, which complicates the analysis. Banking, insurance, and financial services have operations that differ drastically from the usual industrial companies common in practice. While these companies can be analyzed, they present challenges for the beginning analyst.)3. Use the SEC EDGAR Website to locate the recent Form 10-K (or other annual report such as 20-F or 40-F)(). Download a spreadsheet version of financial statements. Use Appendix 1A as a guide.4. Use the annual report and the financial statements, along with any websites, to assess the companies business environment. Use Porters Five Forces or a SWOT analysis to briefly analyze the competitive landscape for the two companies. The aim is to understand the competitive position of each company so we can assess their financial statements in a broader business context.5. Explore the financial statements, and familiarize yourself with g

Search 2:24 PM Thu Oct 28 27% Case 1-Ongoing Analysis Project.pdf *** ONGOING ANALYSIS PROJECT As important part of Sarning is application. To lamanting, we practice the skills tight od apply thom skills to real world problems. To the end, we have designed a project to reinforce the less in each module and wply them to real compris The goal of this project is to complete a comprehensive analysis of two or more) companies in the same industry. We will then calea set of forecasted financiament and a valuation of the companies' equity. This is essentially what financial malysts and many creditors do. We might not aspire to be analyet or creditor, but by completing project of this magnitude, we will have stered financial reporting mufficient level to be stile to step into my role in organization. The goal of Module 1' Ang is to obtain and begin to explore the financial reports for two publicly traded companies that compete with each other 1. Select two publicly traded companies that compete with each other. They must be publicly traded as private company finalitatements will not be publicly available. While the two companies do not need to be head to-bead competitions, the main lines of business should broadly overlap 2. Download the cul sports for each company, and prethem. At this stage, choose comunits that we profit able (ort income is positive) and that have positive retail caring and stockholders' equity Select compact whose financial tease not very complicated. Probably avoid the stomotive, bancing, ince, and financial services industria Automotive cops have large financial services subsidiaries that act like banks for customers, which complicates the analysis Banking ina, od financial services have operations that differ denetically from the sea industrial companies common in practice. While the companies can be aloed, they present change for the beginning analyst) 3. Use the SBC RDGAR Website to locate the recent Form 10-K (or other mal report soha 20-P or 40-F) www.sec.gov) Download spreadshtetero of financial statements. Use Appendix 1 x guide. 4. Use the al port and the financial statements, along with any website to the companies' basis environment. Use Porter's Five Forces of a SWOT analysis to belly analyse the competitive and cape for the two companies. The aim is to understand the competitive price of each company so we can their financial statements in a broader bis coutext. 5. Explore the financial stats and familiarize you with the company basic. The following give an indi cation of some questions that guide us as we look for et What accounting standards are used, U.S. GAAP, TERS, or other? What is the date of the most seal year-end? Determine the dative proportion of short-sod long term sats Demin the relative proportion of liabilities and equity Calculate the one (ROA) for the most recent year . Dienregale ROA into the two component parts as shown in Bahubit 19. Compare the numbers and for each company Had the companies and reports. Who are the ditors Art any concerns raised in the reporta? Do the watersports differ tipificantly from the con for Under Armour in this module? Search 2:24 PM Thu Oct 28 27% Case 1-Ongoing Analysis Project.pdf *** ONGOING ANALYSIS PROJECT As important part of Sarning is application. To lamanting, we practice the skills tight od apply thom skills to real world problems. To the end, we have designed a project to reinforce the less in each module and wply them to real compris The goal of this project is to complete a comprehensive analysis of two or more) companies in the same industry. We will then calea set of forecasted financiament and a valuation of the companies' equity. This is essentially what financial malysts and many creditors do. We might not aspire to be analyet or creditor, but by completing project of this magnitude, we will have stered financial reporting mufficient level to be stile to step into my role in organization. The goal of Module 1' Ang is to obtain and begin to explore the financial reports for two publicly traded companies that compete with each other 1. Select two publicly traded companies that compete with each other. They must be publicly traded as private company finalitatements will not be publicly available. While the two companies do not need to be head to-bead competitions, the main lines of business should broadly overlap 2. Download the cul sports for each company, and prethem. At this stage, choose comunits that we profit able (ort income is positive) and that have positive retail caring and stockholders' equity Select compact whose financial tease not very complicated. Probably avoid the stomotive, bancing, ince, and financial services industria Automotive cops have large financial services subsidiaries that act like banks for customers, which complicates the analysis Banking ina, od financial services have operations that differ denetically from the sea industrial companies common in practice. While the companies can be aloed, they present change for the beginning analyst) 3. Use the SBC RDGAR Website to locate the recent Form 10-K (or other mal report soha 20-P or 40-F) www.sec.gov) Download spreadshtetero of financial statements. Use Appendix 1 x guide. 4. Use the al port and the financial statements, along with any website to the companies' basis environment. Use Porter's Five Forces of a SWOT analysis to belly analyse the competitive and cape for the two companies. The aim is to understand the competitive price of each company so we can their financial statements in a broader bis coutext. 5. Explore the financial stats and familiarize you with the company basic. The following give an indi cation of some questions that guide us as we look for et What accounting standards are used, U.S. GAAP, TERS, or other? What is the date of the most seal year-end? Determine the dative proportion of short-sod long term sats Demin the relative proportion of liabilities and equity Calculate the one (ROA) for the most recent year . Dienregale ROA into the two component parts as shown in Bahubit 19. Compare the numbers and for each company Had the companies and reports. Who are the ditors Art any concerns raised in the reporta? Do the watersports differ tipificantly from the con for Under Armour in this module? ONGOING ANALYSIS PROJECT An important part of learning is application. To learn accounting, we must practice the skills taught and apply those skills to real world problems. To that end, we have designed a project to reinforce the lessons in each module and apply them to real companies. The goal of this project is to complete a comprehensive analysis of two or more) companies in the same industry. We will then create a set of forecasted financial statements and a valuation of the companies' equity. This is essentially what financial analysts and many creditors do. We might not aspire to be an analyst or creditor, but by completing a project of this magnitude, we will have mastered financial reporting at a sufficient level to be able to step into any role in an organization. The goal of Module 1's assignment is to obtain and begin to explore the financial reports for two publicly traded companies that compete with each other. 1. Select two publicly traded companies that compete with each other. They must be publicly traded, as private company financial statements will not be publicly available. While the two companies do not need to be head- to-head competitors, their main lines of business should broadly overlap. 2. Download the annual reports for each company, and peruse them. At this stage, choose companies that are profit- able (net income is positive) and that have positive retained earings and stockholders' equity. Select companies whose financial statements are not overly complicated. (Probably avoid the automotive, banking, insurance, and financial services industries Automotive companies have large financial services subsidiaries that act like banks for customers, which complicates the analysis. Banking, insurance, and financial services have operations that differ drastically from the usual industrial companies common in practice. While these companies can be analyzed, they present challenges for the beginning analyst.) 3. Use the SEC EDGAR Website to locate the recent Form 10-K (or other annual report such as 20-F or 40-F) (www.sec.gov). Download a spreadsheet version of financial statements. Use Appendix 1A as a guide. 4. Use the annual report and the financial statements, along with any websites, to assess the companies' business environment. Use Porter's Five Forces or a SWOT analysis to briefly analyze the competitive landscape for the two companies. The aim is to understand the competitive position of each company so we can assess their financial statements in a broader business context. 5. Explore the financial statements, and familiarize yourself with the company basics. The following give an indi- cation of some questions that guide us as we look for answers. What accounting standards are used, U.S. GAAP, IFRS, or other? What is the date of the most recent fiscal year-end? Determine the relative proportion of short and long-term assets. Determine the relative proportion of liabilities and equity. 5. Explore the financial statements, and familiarize yourself with the company basics. The following give an indi- cation of some questions that guide us as we look for answers. . What accounting standards are used, U.S. GAAP. IFRS, or other? What is the date of the most recent fiscal year-end? Determine the relative proportion of short- and long-term assets. Determine the relative proportion of liabilities and equity. Search 2:24 PM Thu Oct 28 27% Case 1-Ongoing Analysis Project.pdf *** ONGOING ANALYSIS PROJECT As important part of Sarning is application. To lamanting, we practice the skills tight od apply thom skills to real world problems. To the end, we have designed a project to reinforce the less in each module and wply them to real compris The goal of this project is to complete a comprehensive analysis of two or more) companies in the same industry. We will then calea set of forecasted financiament and a valuation of the companies' equity. This is essentially what financial malysts and many creditors do. We might not aspire to be analyet or creditor, but by completing project of this magnitude, we will have stered financial reporting mufficient level to be stile to step into my role in organization. The goal of Module 1' Ang is to obtain and begin to explore the financial reports for two publicly traded companies that compete with each other 1. Select two publicly traded companies that compete with each other. They must be publicly traded as private company finalitatements will not be publicly available. While the two companies do not need to be head to-bead competitions, the main lines of business should broadly overlap 2. Download the cul sports for each company, and prethem. At this stage, choose comunits that we profit able (ort income is positive) and that have positive retail caring and stockholders' equity Select compact whose financial tease not very complicated. Probably avoid the stomotive, bancing, ince, and financial services industria Automotive cops have large financial services subsidiaries that act like banks for customers, which complicates the analysis Banking ina, od financial services have operations that differ denetically from the sea industrial companies common in practice. While the companies can be aloed, they present change for the beginning analyst) 3. Use the SBC RDGAR Website to locate the recent Form 10-K (or other mal report soha 20-P or 40-F) www.sec.gov) Download spreadshtetero of financial statements. Use Appendix 1 x guide. 4. Use the al port and the financial statements, along with any website to the companies' basis environment. Use Porter's Five Forces of a SWOT analysis to belly analyse the competitive and cape for the two companies. The aim is to understand the competitive price of each company so we can their financial statements in a broader bis coutext. 5. Explore the financial stats and familiarize you with the company basic. The following give an indi cation of some questions that guide us as we look for et What accounting standards are used, U.S. GAAP, TERS, or other? What is the date of the most seal year-end? Determine the dative proportion of short-sod long term sats Demin the relative proportion of liabilities and equity Calculate the one (ROA) for the most recent year . Dienregale ROA into the two component parts as shown in Bahubit 19. Compare the numbers and for each company Had the companies and reports. Who are the ditors Art any concerns raised in the reporta? Do the watersports differ tipificantly from the con for Under Armour in this module? Search 2:24 PM Thu Oct 28 27% Case 1-Ongoing Analysis Project.pdf *** ONGOING ANALYSIS PROJECT As important part of Sarning is application. To lamanting, we practice the skills tight od apply thom skills to real world problems. To the end, we have designed a project to reinforce the less in each module and wply them to real compris The goal of this project is to complete a comprehensive analysis of two or more) companies in the same industry. We will then calea set of forecasted financiament and a valuation of the companies' equity. This is essentially what financial malysts and many creditors do. We might not aspire to be analyet or creditor, but by completing project of this magnitude, we will have stered financial reporting mufficient level to be stile to step into my role in organization. The goal of Module 1' Ang is to obtain and begin to explore the financial reports for two publicly traded companies that compete with each other 1. Select two publicly traded companies that compete with each other. They must be publicly traded as private company finalitatements will not be publicly available. While the two companies do not need to be head to-bead competitions, the main lines of business should broadly overlap 2. Download the cul sports for each company, and prethem. At this stage, choose comunits that we profit able (ort income is positive) and that have positive retail caring and stockholders' equity Select compact whose financial tease not very complicated. Probably avoid the stomotive, bancing, ince, and financial services industria Automotive cops have large financial services subsidiaries that act like banks for customers, which complicates the analysis Banking ina, od financial services have operations that differ denetically from the sea industrial companies common in practice. While the companies can be aloed, they present change for the beginning analyst) 3. Use the SBC RDGAR Website to locate the recent Form 10-K (or other mal report soha 20-P or 40-F) www.sec.gov) Download spreadshtetero of financial statements. Use Appendix 1 x guide. 4. Use the al port and the financial statements, along with any website to the companies' basis environment. Use Porter's Five Forces of a SWOT analysis to belly analyse the competitive and cape for the two companies. The aim is to understand the competitive price of each company so we can their financial statements in a broader bis coutext. 5. Explore the financial stats and familiarize you with the company basic. The following give an indi cation of some questions that guide us as we look for et What accounting standards are used, U.S. GAAP, TERS, or other? What is the date of the most seal year-end? Determine the dative proportion of short-sod long term sats Demin the relative proportion of liabilities and equity Calculate the one (ROA) for the most recent year . Dienregale ROA into the two component parts as shown in Bahubit 19. Compare the numbers and for each company Had the companies and reports. Who are the ditors Art any concerns raised in the reporta? Do the watersports differ tipificantly from the con for Under Armour in this module? ONGOING ANALYSIS PROJECT An important part of learning is application. To learn accounting, we must practice the skills taught and apply those skills to real world problems. To that end, we have designed a project to reinforce the lessons in each module and apply them to real companies. The goal of this project is to complete a comprehensive analysis of two or more) companies in the same industry. We will then create a set of forecasted financial statements and a valuation of the companies' equity. This is essentially what financial analysts and many creditors do. We might not aspire to be an analyst or creditor, but by completing a project of this magnitude, we will have mastered financial reporting at a sufficient level to be able to step into any role in an organization. The goal of Module 1's assignment is to obtain and begin to explore the financial reports for two publicly traded companies that compete with each other. 1. Select two publicly traded companies that compete with each other. They must be publicly traded, as private company financial statements will not be publicly available. While the two companies do not need to be head- to-head competitors, their main lines of business should broadly overlap. 2. Download the annual reports for each company, and peruse them. At this stage, choose companies that are profit- able (net income is positive) and that have positive retained earings and stockholders' equity. Select companies whose financial statements are not overly complicated. (Probably avoid the automotive, banking, insurance, and financial services industries Automotive companies have large financial services subsidiaries that act like banks for customers, which complicates the analysis. Banking, insurance, and financial services have operations that differ drastically from the usual industrial companies common in practice. While these companies can be analyzed, they present challenges for the beginning analyst.) 3. Use the SEC EDGAR Website to locate the recent Form 10-K (or other annual report such as 20-F or 40-F) (www.sec.gov). Download a spreadsheet version of financial statements. Use Appendix 1A as a guide. 4. Use the annual report and the financial statements, along with any websites, to assess the companies' business environment. Use Porter's Five Forces or a SWOT analysis to briefly analyze the competitive landscape for the two companies. The aim is to understand the competitive position of each company so we can assess their financial statements in a broader business context. 5. Explore the financial statements, and familiarize yourself with the company basics. The following give an indi- cation of some questions that guide us as we look for answers. What accounting standards are used, U.S. GAAP, IFRS, or other? What is the date of the most recent fiscal year-end? Determine the relative proportion of short and long-term assets. Determine the relative proportion of liabilities and equity. 5. Explore the financial statements, and familiarize yourself with the company basics. The following give an indi- cation of some questions that guide us as we look for answers. . What accounting standards are used, U.S. GAAP. IFRS, or other? What is the date of the most recent fiscal year-end? Determine the relative proportion of short- and long-term assets. Determine the relative proportion of liabilities and equity