[Stock Trading] Comprehensive List of Fundamental Analysis Indicators

When purchase amount data is unavailable, DPO is sometimes approximated using cost of goods sold (COGS), but this may lead to significant errors when inventory levels change dramatically. For example, if DSO = 60 days, DIO = 50 days, and DPO = 40 days, then: A shortened CCC generally indicates reduced working capital requirements; however, if the reduction stems primarily from delayed payments to suppliers, it may instead reflect financial strain. A negative CCC may arise when cash is collected from customers before payments are made to suppliers. VIII. Asset and Profit Quality Indicators Help Identify Red Flags in Financial Statements Indicator or Check Item Observation Method Situations Warranting Further Investigation Accounts Receivable and Contract Assets Growth Rate Compare with revenue growth rate Consistently and significantly outpacing revenue growth over the long term Accounts Receivable Aging Examine proportion of overdue and long-aged receivables Continuously lengthening collection cycles Bad Debt Provision Coverage Compare provision accruals against aging and default status Rising risk but declining provisions Inventory Growth Rate and Aging Compare with sales volume, cost of goods sold, and order backlog Excess inventory, obsolescence, or impairment Goodwill as a Percentage of Net Assets Goodwill ÷ Net Assets High goodwill share from acquisitions, with related businesses underperforming expectations Non-recurring Gains and Losses as a Share of Net Income Attributable to Parent Company Non-recurring gains/losses ÷ Net income attributable to parent company Profits heavily reliant on asset disposals, government subsidies, etc. Other Receivables Review counterparty, purpose, and repayment arrangements Long-standing advances or related-party fund transfers Restricted Cash Ratio Restricted cash ÷ Related cash assets Large cash balances on books but largely inaccessible R&D Capitalization Rate Capitalized R&D expenses ÷ Total R&D investment Rising capitalization inflating current-period profits Share-based Compensation Expense as a Share of Revenue Share-based payment expense ÷ Revenue Adjusted profits appear strong, but potential dilution is substantial Audit Opinion and Financial Statement Restatements Read audit reports and restatement announcements Non-standard audit opinions, material internal control deficiencies, frequent restatements A single anomalous indicator cannot prove fraud. Its role is to signal which footnotes to read next and which management explanations to verify. IX. Valuation Metrics Measure Current Price Relative to Underlying Business Expectations Metric Common Formula Applicability and Key Limitations P/E Ratio (PE) Share price ÷ EPS Suitable for companies with stable earnings; generally inapplicable for unprofitable firms Trailing Twelve-Month P/E (PE-TTM) Share price ÷ EPS for most recent 12 months Based on realized earnings, yet still subject to cyclical fluctuations Forward P/E Share price ÷ Forecast EPS for a specified future period Incorporates forward-looking expectations, but highly dependent on forecast accuracy Price-to-Book Ratio (PB) Market value of common equity ÷ Book value of common equity Commonly used for banks and asset-intensive firms; requires assessment of asset quality and ROE Price-to-Sales Ratio (PS) Market capitalization ÷ Revenue Useful for evaluating pre-profitability firms; ignores profitability and debt burden PEG Ratio PE ÷ Numerical value of expected earnings growth rate (in %) Helps compare growth valuations; highly sensitive to growth assumptions EV/EBITDA Enterprise value ÷ EBITDA Useful for comparing non-financial firms with differing capital structures EV/EBIT Enterprise value ÷ EBIT Retains impact of depreciation and amortization EV/Sales Enterprise value ÷ Revenue Revenue-based valuation—still requires analysis of future profitability P/FCF Market capitalization ÷ Equity-based free cash flow Applicable to firms with stable cash generation; first verify FCF definition Free Cash Flow Yield Equity-based FCF ÷ Market capitalization Measures cash-generating capacity relative to price Dividend Yield Annual cash dividend per share ÷ Share price Measures cash dividend level; sustainability must be assessed Earnings Yield (E/P) EPS ÷ Share price Reciprocal of PE for profitable firms

Global and China Low-Carbon Chemicals Industry Survey and Investment Outlook Report (2026–2032)

Report Table of Contents 1 Overview of the Low-Carbon Chemicals Market 1.1 Product Definition and Scope of Statistics 1.2 Major Low-Carbon Chemical Categories by Product Type 1.2.1 Global Sales Growth Trends of Different Low-Carbon Chemical Types: 2021 vs. 2025 vs. 2032 1.2.2 Bio-based Chemicals 1.2.3 Recycled-Carbon Chemicals 1.2.4 Low-Carbon Polymers 1.2.5 CO₂-Based Chemicals 1.2.6 Others 1.3 Major Low-Carbon Chemical Categories by Production Route 1.3.1 Global Sales Growth Trends of Different Low-Carbon Chemical Routes: 2021 vs. 2025 vs. 2032 1.3.2 Cracking-Route Low-Carbon Chemicals 1.3.3 Fermentation-Route Chemicals 1.3.4 Gas-Fermentation Chemicals 1.3.5 Waste-Plastic Pyrolysis Oil Route Chemicals 1.4 Major Low-Carbon Chemical Categories by Distribution Channel 1.4.1 Global Sales Growth Trends of Different Low-Carbon Chemical Channels: 2021 vs. 2025 vs. 2032 1.4.2 Direct Sales 1.4.3 Distribution 1.5 Major Applications of Low-Carbon Chemicals 1.5.1 Global Sales Growth Trends of Different Low-Carbon Chemical Applications: 2021 vs. 2025 vs. 2032 1.5.2 Packaging Materials 1.5.3 Automotive Materials 1.5.4 Consumer Goods 1.5.5 Textiles 1.5.6 Building Materials 1.5.7 Others 1.6 Industry Background, Development History, Current Status, and Trends 1.6.1 Current Status Analysis of the Low-Carbon Chemicals Industry 1.6.2 Development Trends in Low-Carbon Chemicals 2 Global Low-Carbon Chemicals Market Size Analysis 2.1 Global Supply-Demand Status and Forecast for Low-Carbon Chemicals (2021–2032) 2.1.1 Global Capacity, Output, Capacity Utilization Rate, and Trends (2021–2032) 2.1.2 Global Output, Demand Volume, and Trends (2021–2032) 2.2 Output and Trends of Low-Carbon Chemicals in Major Global Regions (2021–2032) 2.2.1 Low-Carbon Chemicals Output in Major Global Regions (2021–2026) 2.2.2 Low-Carbon Chemicals Output in Major Global Regions (2027–2032) 2.2.3 Market Share of Low-Carbon Chemicals Output Across Major Global Regions (2021–2032) 2.3 Supply-Demand Status and Forecast for Low-Carbon Chemicals in China (2021–2032) 2.3.1 Capacity, Output, Capacity Utilization Rate, and Trends in China’s Low-Carbon Chemicals Industry (2021–2032) 2.3.2 Output, Domestic Market Demand, and Trends in China’s Low-Carbon Chemicals Industry (2021–2032) 2.4 Global Sales Volume and Sales Revenue of Low-Carbon Chemicals 2.4.1 Global Market Sales Revenue of Low-Carbon Chemicals (2021–2032)

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