Is cardata a bonafied company?
Answers: you mean http://www.cardata.co.uk/ ?
(rather than .com etc. of same name ?)
A quick check suggests they are 'OK' (owners seem to be Database Advertising Limited
Registered Office: CMR House, Footes Lane, St Peter Port, Guernsey, GY1 2UF and the web server IP address maps to a block owned by COLT (a Telecom's company).
However I can't see they will do anything except cost you money - you can do your own Car Ownership & Credit Check via AA etc. and if you are spending thousands on a vehicle I would suggest go to a 'mass market' dealer anyway ..
If you are selling, why not advertise in one of the local free papers ??
It's been around for a long time and deals with UK clients, why are you asking this on a Philippines dedicated site?
Is an Operating Profit Margin lower than 50% anticipate losses?
Its known that Operating Profit Margin tell you how profitable a company's products are to manufacture and flog and Net Profit Margin measrues the company's profitability after costs and expenses have be paid. Lets right to be heard your Operating Profit Margin is 74.84% and Net Profit Margin is 74.86%, firstly are these figures realisticly attainable by some companies out here and what percatage could one say is the border string between profitability and loss-making. I have a business simulation team game and thats what i got from my company.Answers: LOL. You've stayed contained by college for a business degree long satisfactory to play the business simulation game and you don't know if operating profit is polite? You should already know what Operating Profit and Net Profit is.
"Net Profit Margin measrues the company's profitability after costs and expenses have be paid"
Yes, that's correct.
"Operating Profit Margin is 74.84% and Net Profit Margin is 74.86%"
Can you see anything wrong with this statement ?
If not, you can expect a pop in from the Fraud Squad quite soon after your company go bust :-)
Could you explain the diff. between equity per share, proceeds per share&price/earnings ratio.?
i know how all of these are calculated the problem is what do they if truth be told mean? if the number is big is it upright or bad (that sort of thing) what does it say-so about the state of the company. thats what i am asking.hope im specific. heres an exampleKenlaw Group Investment Company have the following:
Stock proce: $3942
Equity per Share: $1593
Earning per share: $364.41
P/E ration: 10.68
Dividend yield: 0.11%
Total Return: 20.28%
What is adjectives this saying give or take a few the company? Please do not get agitated, i'm really interested surrounded by these things. this question is a buildup to another one.please back.
Answers: Earnings per share is the earnings of a demanding year divided by amount of shares. Equity per share is the net equity (What the stability sheet says the company is worth) divided by the amount of shares. Price proceeds ratio is price of the shares divided by the earnings per share.
One authentic look at this company is the stock price divided by the equity per share. This company is selling for almost 2 1/2 times the value of the stock contained by equity terms.