This is the numbers from John Deere and CO.

Need help with the why or why not and discussing the ratios in reasoning for yes is a good investment.

Prior Current Year Year .7289 .7142 | .2711 .2858 | .1369 .1503 .0444 .0462 .1090 .1061 .0462 .0333 .0634 .0726 +%25.62 +%11.61 +%29.07 +%41.81 Income Statement: Cost of Goods Sold/Revenue Gross Profit/Revenue Operating Expenses/Revenue Research & Development Expense/Revenue Earnings before Taxes/Revenue Income Tax Expense/ Revenue Net Income/Revenue %Growth in Revenue = Current Year Revenue - Previous Year Revenue PreviousRevenue %Growth in Profits Current Year Earnings Before Taxes - Previous Yeur Earnings Before Taxes Previous Year Eamings Before Taxes Balance Sheet: Current Assets/Total Assets Long-Term Investments/Total Assets Fixed Assets/Total Assets Current Liabilities/Total Assets Total Liabilities/Total Assets Stockholders' Equity/Total Assets % Growth of Assets = Current Year TotalAssets - Previous Year Total Assets Previous Year TotalAssets Statement of Cash Flows (just write down amounts): Operating Investing Financing Increase (Decrease) in Cash Beginning Cash Balance Ending Cash Balance Statement of Stockholders' Equity just write down amounts): Beginning Retained Earnings Dividends (if any) Net Income (Net Loss) Other Items Ending Retained Earnings Profitability Ratios: Profit Margin = Earnings Before Taxes/Revenue Return on Assets = Earnings Before TaxesforCurrent Year (CurrentYear Total Assets + Previous YearTotalAssets)/2 .7174 .2289 .1858 1.4423 | .8387 .1610 +6.56% .7560 .2439 .1772 .4577 .8544 .1453 +14% 1,820.3 8,154.4 876.4 5,430.9 9,334.9 3,904. 0 2,199.8 -1,644.3 4,286.5 4,999.1 4,335.8 9,334.9 2,368.4 2,159.1 106.9 -770.4 2,369.4 2,159.2 194.2 362.1 27,533.0 25,301.3 . 1089 .0599 1060 .0509 .3904 .3919 Return on Stockholders' Equity = Earnings Before TaxesforCurrent Year (CurrentYear Equity+ Previous YearEquity)/2 1.6155 1.3618 1.6518 1.4682 Liquidity Ratios: Current Ratio = Current Assets/Current Liabilities Quick Ratio = (Cash + Marketable Securities + Receivables)/Current Liabilities Solvency Ratios: Debt to Total Assets = Total Liabilities/Total Assets Times Interest Earned = (Net Income + Interest Exp + Tax Exp)/Interest Expense .8387 4.4025 .8544 4.4799 Report of the Independent Auditors: Do the auditors believe that the financial statements are presented fairly? List any problems they found. The auditors do believe that the financial statements are presented fairly. Through the research of reports of independent auditors, it is understood that not much error is found. Overall, the presentation of cture and content of the consolidated financial statements, including the disclosures, and whether the consolidated financial statements represent the underlying transactions and events in a manner that achieves fair presentation was evaluated. This information concludes, John Deere & Co. has good internal controls and follow PCAOB regulations well. Other Questions: Do you believe this company is a good investment? Why or why not? Make sure you interpret and discuss all ratios in your answer. Yes. Prior Current Year Year .7289 .7142 | .2711 .2858 | .1369 .1503 .0444 .0462 .1090 .1061 .0462 .0333 .0634 .0726 +%25.62 +%11.61 +%29.07 +%41.81 Income Statement: Cost of Goods Sold/Revenue Gross Profit/Revenue Operating Expenses/Revenue Research & Development Expense/Revenue Earnings before Taxes/Revenue Income Tax Expense/ Revenue Net Income/Revenue %Growth in Revenue = Current Year Revenue - Previous Year Revenue PreviousRevenue %Growth in Profits Current Year Earnings Before Taxes - Previous Yeur Earnings Before Taxes Previous Year Eamings Before Taxes Balance Sheet: Current Assets/Total Assets Long-Term Investments/Total Assets Fixed Assets/Total Assets Current Liabilities/Total Assets Total Liabilities/Total Assets Stockholders' Equity/Total Assets % Growth of Assets = Current Year TotalAssets - Previous Year Total Assets Previous Year TotalAssets Statement of Cash Flows (just write down amounts): Operating Investing Financing Increase (Decrease) in Cash Beginning Cash Balance Ending Cash Balance Statement of Stockholders' Equity just write down amounts): Beginning Retained Earnings Dividends (if any) Net Income (Net Loss) Other Items Ending Retained Earnings Profitability Ratios: Profit Margin = Earnings Before Taxes/Revenue Return on Assets = Earnings Before TaxesforCurrent Year (CurrentYear Total Assets + Previous YearTotalAssets)/2 .7174 .2289 .1858 1.4423 | .8387 .1610 +6.56% .7560 .2439 .1772 .4577 .8544 .1453 +14% 1,820.3 8,154.4 876.4 5,430.9 9,334.9 3,904. 0 2,199.8 -1,644.3 4,286.5 4,999.1 4,335.8 9,334.9 2,368.4 2,159.1 106.9 -770.4 2,369.4 2,159.2 194.2 362.1 27,533.0 25,301.3 . 1089 .0599 1060 .0509 .3904 .3919 Return on Stockholders' Equity = Earnings Before TaxesforCurrent Year (CurrentYear Equity+ Previous YearEquity)/2 1.6155 1.3618 1.6518 1.4682 Liquidity Ratios: Current Ratio = Current Assets/Current Liabilities Quick Ratio = (Cash + Marketable Securities + Receivables)/Current Liabilities Solvency Ratios: Debt to Total Assets = Total Liabilities/Total Assets Times Interest Earned = (Net Income + Interest Exp + Tax Exp)/Interest Expense .8387 4.4025 .8544 4.4799 Report of the Independent Auditors: Do the auditors believe that the financial statements are presented fairly? List any problems they found. The auditors do believe that the financial statements are presented fairly. Through the research of reports of independent auditors, it is understood that not much error is found. Overall, the presentation of cture and content of the consolidated financial statements, including the disclosures, and whether the consolidated financial statements represent the underlying transactions and events in a manner that achieves fair presentation was evaluated. This information concludes, John Deere & Co. has good internal controls and follow PCAOB regulations well. Other Questions: Do you believe this company is a good investment? Why or why not? Make sure you interpret and discuss all ratios in your answer. Yes