Part A. Go to COMPUSTAT Research Insights, Reuters, Thomson Financial Service, or Bloomberg Financial (E-Trade Financial Learning Center has them all) or any other financial database such as Yahoo Finance to download the historical closing prices (five years) of your company on the monthly basis (twelve data points a year). Part B. Based on the financial statements of the latest available annual report, calculate the following financial ratios using only one year data. If the ratios are not available, please explain why. For example, Citibank doesnt have inventory because its a financial company. (Please show your calculation) Current ratio Quick ratio Fixed assets turnover Total assets turnover Total debt to total assets Profit margin on sales Return on total assets Return on common equity Price/earnings ratio Market/book ratio The final report should include a chart of monthly stock price movements described in part A and the financial ratios in part B above. Write a report to explain what you did for Part A and Part B. Based on the materials provided in the annual report and business news from The Wall Street Journal, as well as the financial information from any other sources, such as Datastream, Reuters, Bloomberg Financial, or Yahoo Finance, explain as much as you can the movement of your stock during the last twelve months. Your report should start with a description of the business and the status of financial condition such as Line of business, Competitive positions, and Profitability History (going back five years). Do not turn in a sloppy, rapidly completed report. All papers should have a title page, a table of contents, a statement of purpose (or Introduction), footnotes or endnotes, or a bibliography or reference.