MicroFinancial Incorporated. Why is this the perfect stock, you may ask? The ticker symbol is MFI! Sounds like a sign from the big guy himself, and I am not talking about Greenblatt. I looked at the ratios, and they technically don't qualify as the ROIC is too low per the formula. But that is all due to receivables, not exactly a capital-intensive part of the formula. Heck, they also pay a nice dividend.
| mfi | ||
| + | Operating Income After Depreciation | 10.99 |
| - | Minority Interest - Income Account | - |
| = | Income for Calculation | 10.99 |
| Market Cap Yahoo | 34,770 | |
| Share Price | 2.48 | |
| + | Market Cap Calc | 34.77 |
| + | Preferred Capital | - |
| + | Debt in Current Liabilities | - |
| + | Long-Term Debt | 41.20 |
| Cash and Short-Term Investments | 19.91 | |
| - | Excess Cash | 19.91 |
| = | Enterprise Value | 56.06 |
| + | Property Plant and Equipment - Net | 0.82 |
| + | Receivables | 89.80 |
| + | Inventories | - |
| + | Other Current Assests | - |
| + | Working Cash | - |
| - | Accounts Payable | 1.40 |
| - | Current Liabilities - Other | - |
| = | Invested Capital | 89.22 |
| Earnings Yield | 20% | |
| ROIC | 12% |
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