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This box contains a secret compartment. And this secret compartment
is so big. The box itself
it's just that big At first it looks like this
is a normal box where you can put in a pen
or even a treasure. Indeed
if you take a closer look you notice
this one this back wall
looks rather strange compared to the front wall
Why was not a board used here? That's the first question.
and secondly if you try
to add something bigger here you will notice
that you close the box only so far.
it does not move on. The reason is here the back wall,
it is at this point. To open the secret compartment
you have to insert a 1 cent piece here
then you have to turn it around and tilt
then you have to open it again a piece turn
tilt turn around
ah wrong no, yes
and then is this penny piece
here at this point and now I can
with the box Press here
and then opens this penny here the lid
and now you can choose the content remove
and it is a treasure in it
namely all my ideas
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How to read a balance sheet: Alphabet Inc case study - Duration: 11:29.
How to read and analyze a balance sheet?
This balance sheet tutorial is a companion video to "How to read an annual report",
"How to read an income statement" and "How to read a cash flow statement", and
covers the 2017 balance sheet of Alphabet Inc
(the parent company of amongst others Google).
The balance sheet is a fascinating financial statement, you can learn a lot from it about
the state of health of a company.
Learning to read a balance sheet takes practice, practice and practice, and some understanding
of the key terminology.
You have come to the right place for that!
The balance sheet is an overview of what a company owns and what a company owes at a
specific point in time, in this case study December 31st, 2017.
When I analyze a balance sheet, there are several things I always check, for each company
I look at: the balance sheet total, which should be the same left and right (what a
company owns equals what a company owes); the current ratio, a good indicator of a company's
liquidity; and equity as a percentage of the balance sheet total, which gives an indication
of how the company is financed, and what its level of robustness is.
Then I look specifically at several items on the assets side, and several items on the
liabilities and equity side.
What those specific items are, I only decide after taking a first look at the balance sheet
of the company under review.
It depends on the context.
As always on the Finance Storyteller channel, this video is for educational purposes only,
none of the comments in this video should be interpreted as investment advice.
As the video is for educational purposes, please do try this at home & comment on your
findings below!
In order to analyze the balance sheet, you need to download the annual report.
In the case of Alphabet Inc, go to abc.xyz/investor, and download the 10-K PDF version.
Scroll down the table of contents of the 10-K annual report, up to item 8: financial statements
and supplementary data.
Click on the link.
You now arrive at the index to the financial statements, and the related notes.
Click on "consolidated balance sheets".
Here's the assets side of Alphabet Inc's balance sheet for year end 2016 on the left,
and year end 2017 on the right.
The balance sheet total is large: $197.3 billion in 2017.
It is also significantly bigger than last year's balance sheet total.
Both in the income statement that we reviewed previously, as well as the balance sheet,
Alphabet Inc is growing considerably.
To select specific items for further review, I look at the absolute size of the line items,
the movement (increase or decrease) versus prior year, and the risk level associated
with the item.
On the assets side, more than half of the total assets sit in cash, cash equivalents,
and marketable securities: $101.9 billion, up more than $15 billion versus the year before,
worth taking a look at in more detail!
Property and equipment is $42.4 billion, up over $8 billion versus prior year.
Lastly, goodwill is $16.7 billion, up only slightly versus prior year, but significant
in absolute terms.
Cash, cash equivalents and marketable securities.
$101.9 billion in total.
Not as big as on Apple's balance sheet, but still one of the largest balances in the
corporate world.
Note 3 to the Alphabet Inc financial statements provides details of where that balance is
invested: $36.9 billion in U.S. government notes, $24.2 billion in corporate debt securities,
$11 billion in mortgage-backed securities.
The cash, cash equivalents and marketable securities portfolio generated an interest
income of $1.3 billion in 2017, recorded in other income in the income statement.
If Alphabet Inc wants to make any significant incremental investments in their business
(either for organic growth, or growth through acquisition), they have the money ready!
These are very liquid investments, easily convertible to cash.
Property and equipment.
The balance of property and equipment was $42.4 billion at year end 2017, up $8.1 billion
versus year end 2016.
In the cash flow statement analysis, we saw that the CapEx cash outflow in cash from investing
activities was $13.2 billion in 2017.
The major balance sheet components in the property and equipment balance at the end
of 2017 were land and buildings $23.2 billion, information technology assets $21.4 billion,
and construction in progress $10.5 billion.
While the gross value of property and equipment has gone up significantly,
the accumulated depreciation has also increased,
as the value of the assets in use is allocated to the years of usage.
Goodwill.
One of my favorite items to review on a balance sheet, as it tells a lot about the way the
company has grown over the years.
A high goodwill balance is an indication of significant acquisition activity
in a company's history.
Goodwill is the excess of the purchase price paid for acquired firms, over the fair value
of its separately identifiable net assets.
Goodwill can be a major risk item on a company's balance sheet, if the performance of the acquired
company does not live up to expectations; an impairment (one-time write off) might then
be needed of part of the goodwil.
In the case of Alphabet Inc, the goodwill balance at year end 2017 is $16.7 billion,
which is up only relatively slightly compared to the last year and the year before
(yes, a few hundred million dollars qualifies as "slightly" in the context of Alphabet Inc).
To find a more significant increase in the goodwill balance,
you have to go back to the 2014 annual report.
In 2014, goodwill went up more than $4 billion from $11.5 billion at the start of the year
to $15.6 billion at the end of the year: $2.3 billion due to the Nest acquisition,
$452 million for the Dropcam acquisition,
$388 million for the Skybox acquisition, and $1 billion for other acquisitions that year.
Going through the history of Alphabet Inc's acquisitions feels like a technological journey
through time, and gives an indication of the breadth of the portfolio.
Time to check on our progress on the balance sheet analysis.
So far, we have been able to check the balance sheet total on the assets side, and reviewed
in more detail selected asset items such as cash and marketable securities,
property and equipment, and goodwill.
Now it's time to turn to the other side of the balance sheet,
to review liabilities and equity.
What a company owns (assets) has to equal what a company owes (liabilities and equity),
so our first check here is that the total at the bottom of the page is $197.3 billion.
Within that total, by far the biggest amount is in equity (shareholder capital): $152.5
billion or 77% of the total.
That's unusually high in both absolute and relative terms, but makes the company very robust.
Within equity, nearly three quarters is in retained earnings.
As Alphabet Inc is very profitable, has historically not paid a dividend to its shareholders, and
does not expect to pay any cash dividends in the foreseeable future, this retained earnings
balance keeps on growing and growing.
In comparison to the equity balance, all other line items on this page seem tiny, even though
in absolute terms they might still be sizeable.
Two items jump out, as they are larger than $10 billion at year end 2017, and because
the balance has gone up significantly year-over-year: income taxes payable, and accrued expenses
and other liabilities.
Let's review what is going on there.
Income taxes payable.
The details on this balance sheet liability account are not directly given to us in the
Alphabet Inc annual report, but there are other ways to get an idea of what is going on.
What you see here is the overview of the provision for income taxes in the income statement.
$14.5 billion in total in 2017, much higher than in previous years.
The vast majority of the amount, and the majority of the increase,
is from federal and state taxes.
The narrative at the bottom of the page explains the impact of the US Tax Act of December 2017.
In the case of Alphabet Inc, the main item having an impact in 2017 was the one-time
transition tax, which was recorded as a debit to income tax expense in the income statement,
but as it was not paid yet in cash, the credit went to the liability account called income
taxes payable on the balance sheet.
The December 31st 2016 and December 31st 2017 balances, as well as the main line items,
for accrued expenses and other liabilities are shown in a note to the financial statements.
The European Commission fine of $2.9 billion stands out here.
This is the fine that the European Commission has announced, which Alphabet is appealing
and has not paid yet.
Alphabet Inc has recorded the fine as an expense (debit) in the income statement, and the offset
(credit) to that journal entry was accrued expenses and other liabilities.
In other words, the expenses are recorded, but the settlement or payment has not occurred.
Time for a progress check on our balance sheet analysis.
So far, we have been able to check the balance sheet total on the assets side, looked at
equity as a percentage of the balance sheet total, and reviewed in more detail selected
asset and liability items.
Now it's time to connect both sides of the balance sheet (assets – what a company owns,
and liabilities and equity – what a company owes) to see the bigger picture.
The current ratio is one of the ways to connect both sides of the balance sheet.
The current ratio looks at current assets versus current liabilities.
Current assets are things that are already cash or are likely to become cash within 12 months.
Current liabilities are things that need to be paid in cash within 12 months.
If the current ratio is high, then that means that a company has a high liquidity.
In the case of Alphabet Inc, the current ratio is very high at 514%
($124.3 billion in current assets over $24.2 billion in current liabilities).
For every $1 in current liabilities, $5.14 in current assets.
If Alphabet Inc owes you money, they are highly likely to be able to pay you.
We have succeeded in performing a high-level balance sheet analysis of Alphabet Inc, by
focusing on five areas: balance sheet totals, current ratio, equity as percentage of the
total, and selected items in assets and liabilities.
I am very interested to hear your comments, please post them below the video.
Thank you for watching!
If you enjoyed this explanation of how to read a balance sheet and how to perform a
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German journalist gives insight into how Liverpool chose Mohamed Salah over Julian Brandt
Liverpool sporting director Michael Edwards is said to have been the driving force behind signing Mohamed Salah instead of Julian Brandt last summer.
It is difficult to fathom now how the Reds season would have panned out if they had not sealed a £36. 9 million deal with AS Roma to bring Salah to Anfield.
The Egyptian has scored 36 goals in 41 games for the club, the most of any player in their debut season on Merseyside, surpassing Fernando Torres with his four-goal haul against Watford.
And now the Telegraph report that the Reds will reject all approaches from the likes of Real Madrid and Barcelona next summer.
But if Jurgen Klopp were to have had his way, Salah may not even have been wearing a Liverpool shirt, according to German journalist Rafa Honigstein.
Its a real advert for the job of the sporting director Michael Edwards, Honigstein explained on The Totally Football Show podcast.
[He] had been getting a lot of criticism in Liverpool for some of the decisions that theyve made over the last few years.
This is one where Klopp has just stepped aside and said I didnt really want Salah, but he convinced me to take him.
They were going for Julian Brandt, who is very talented but its inconceivable what the season would have looked like if it had been Brandt instead of Salah.
Brandt has been OK, but hasnt turned into one of the best strikers overnight, the way that Salah has.
Though the same was said of Salah by some pundits on his switch to Liverpool, it is highly unlikely Brandt would have slotted in and performed to such a high standard as quickly.
Given Salah is now being spoken of in the company of Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo it is, as Honigstein suggests, inconceivable that Brandt would have had the same impact.
Brandt has scored nine and assisted six in 31 games for Bayer Leverkusen this season, largely coming in from the left wing, which is just one goal and an assist more than Naby Keita for RB Leipzig.
The likelihood is that if Brandt was signed instead of Salah, Sadio Mane would have kept his place on the right flank, with the Senegalese the Reds key man last term.
But now Klopp has both Mane and Salah alongside Roberto Firmino, and the manager seemingly has the oft-criticised Edwards to thank.
If anything, this serves to further highlight how laughable Neil Ashton and the Mails hack job on the then-head of technical performance back in 2015 was.
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Just Because You Can … Don't! - Duration: 4:56.
Hi!
I'm Sharon Jurd and welcome to my Biz Blitz video and today I want to say this to you,
just because you can… don't!
What do I mean by that?
Well, I'll explain.
Sometimes, people come to you asking you do some stuff for them, help them with a favour,
help them out with some fund raising, help them out with a community event, help them
out with their own business, help them out here, there and everywhere.
And most of the time they are coming to ask you for help because you could probably do
it with your eyes closed while you're doing ten other things at once.
They always say give a busy person another job and they'll get it done but what I'm
saying to you is, don't!
Just because you can do it, doesn't mean you have to.
The first thing I want to talk about is, you have to ask yourself some questions.
First off, is doing that job for that person getting you to your goal?
Now, we all set goals, particularly over the year.
We say in the next twelve months we are going to achieve certain things.
You have to ask yourself, by me doing this and helping this person out, is that getting
me directly to my goal?
If it's not then don't do it because what happens is, you get sidetracked doing all
this other stuff for other people and at the end of the year, you actually haven't achieved
your goal.
You have to be in control of your own time and doing the jobs that are getting you directly
to that.
The other question I ask is, it changing people's lives?
Helping a charity or a fundraiser, that may change people's lives but you have to decide
what your charity or your fundraiser is for the year and you stick to that because we
can't help every charity or every organisation.
Sometimes we try to and we would love to because we want to help more and more people, but
be very strategic about who you're helping and what time you need to allocate to that.
You can't have every organisation coming to you demanding your time.
You say, "no, these are the organisations that I'm helping during the year and this
is the time that I allocate to that", and then stick to it because what you want to
be doing is helping change people's lives along the path to your goal, your tribe, your
community, your followers, your audience, and that's where you'll make a large impact.
Think about, are they those people, your tribe, your community, your audience and really change
their lives.
Yes, have your charity organisations but be very strategic about who they are.
And thirdly, just move on and don't feel bad when you say no.
All of us tend to be yes people.
We go, "yeah, I'll help you with that, it will only take me five minutes."
It's never five minutes!
It's always more time than that.
And what you need to do is just say no and then move on.
Don't feel bad about it.
Don't carry it in your mind, you have those little voices in your head going, "I feel
bad", "I should have helped him", "It wouldn't have taken me that long", "I
can easily do that for them and they're struggling".
But remember what I said at the beginning of this video?
Just because you can…don't!
So stick to that for this year and say I'm going to help in strategic ways that I've
planned out in my year.
To recap, is it getting you to your direct goal?
If someone asks you to do something for them, is it getting you there?
Yes or no?
If it's no, don't do it.
Is it changing people's lives?
The people who are in front of you, on your path to your goal; is it changing their lives?
Yes or no?
And thirdly, don't feel bad about saying no.
Move on and help the people that you strategically want to help over the coming years.
That's my message to you today, if you can, doesn't mean you have to.
I will talk to you very soon.
If you think that this video would be of value to your family, friends or colleagues, please
share my video because I want to help as many people as I can and I need your help to do
that.
I'm Sharon Jurd and we'll talk soon.
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