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             Debt/equity 0.28 0.31 0.17 0.09 0.27 0.35 0.56.
             Times interest earned 17.46 29.54 55.81 58.94 45.29 11.08 -4.79.
             Inventory turnover 69.97 23.14 20.59 21.34 22.84 18.9 .
             Asset turnover 1.5 0.96 0.91 1.13 1.27 1.23 1.102.
             Operating profit margin 11.84% 19.58% 21.64% 22.65% 21.07% 19.55% -16.00%.
             Net profit margin 6.70% 10.65% 11.90% 15.20% 14.01% 12.09% -13.00%.
             Return on total assets 10.03% 10.27% 10.86% 17.18% 17.77% 14.91% -3.60%.
             Return on equity 21.05% 20.58% 18.90% 31.85% 35.47% 30.29% -8.00%.
             Current ratio and Quick Ratio.
             These two ratios indicate that the company is very liquid. Even if the quick ratio is used the company is able to pay its short term debt. The ratio compares good to its peers for the 1990 year.
             Debt/total assets.
             The debt over the total assets is in line with the industry standard. It has increased substantially in the quarter reports. This is an indication that the loss for the quarter was financed by debt. The debt was not used to buy assets.
             Day's sales outstanding.
             The day's sales outstanding are much higher than the industry average of 119 days. This seems to correlate with the adjustments the auditors made that sales reflected historically will not always turn into cash. .
             DebtEquity.
             The debt equity increased which is another indication that the losses was being financed by the use of long-term loans as indicated in Debt/Total assets ratio .
             Times interest earned.
             This ratio was very high until 1989. In 1990 it went down. This is a clear indication that debt is used to finance operations and that the operations are not as profitable and generating as much cash as previously.
             Inventory turnover.
             The inventory turnover declined steadily over the years. This could be attributable to the aggressive marketing and also to the fact that the software is given to customers on a trail basis and then declared as sales.
             Asset turnover.
             Asset turnover remained constant. The use of assets for "production" purposes remained on a constant level throughout.


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