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2022-10-17

Day 5 - Today I learn how to judge the profitability of a company by using the important metric of ROE. ROE is the return on Equity of a company and is the best measure of its profitability.

The formula is Net Income divide by shareholders equity (net assets).

ROE will help me decide whether a company is efficient in generating profits. The higher the ROE, the more efficient the company is. The benchmark of 15% or more is desirable.

Thanks @Tiger_Academy for your clear and concise explanation on ROE. It is a valuable metric that I will use in future before investing in a company.

@Tiger_Academy：DAY5: How To Judge The Profitability Of A Company？

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