I'm considering investing in GPI. Before making this investment, however, I want to assess GPI's past, current, and projected future financial and operational performance. As a result: 1. When I perform a ratio analysis of GPI, I should focus on market perceptions of GPI's ratios, including GPI's price-to-earnings securities, as reflected in GPI's (P/E) and market-to-book (M/B) ratios. 2. However, because my investment will pay me only interest, rather than dividends, then I am particularly concerned with the amount of debt that GPI currently carries and its ability to pay its interest payments when they become due. Because the ability to make these payments requires both income and ready assets to make the payments, I should be concerned with both GPI's ratios 3. I should also be interested in how efficiently GPI manages its assets-as indicated by its ratios-because they indicate the company's relative asset base compared to its volume of sales. If the ratio values are too low, then it could mean that GPI would need to expand in the future, thereby requiring additional debt and/or equity capital Who Am 1? I am