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Assessment Task 2– Company Analysis and Report Due Date: Week 1 – Sunday 1:5 pm Value: 40% Word Limit: 250 words equivalent Purpose: This assessment asks assists students to develop skills in: Selecting, completing, calculating and interpreting appropriate ratios from Financial Statements to determine measures of business performance and support management planning and decision making. Recognising and considering the effects of interpretations of Financial Statements and performance indicators by external entries. Assessment Task: Lincoln Indicators professes nine golden rules for successful share market investing. The golden rules relate to: financial health; management assessment; outlook/forecast; share price value; share price sentiment; liquidity and size; principal activates; price sensitive announcements; and followed of the rules above. Details on the golden rules are available at: htp:/www.lincolnindicators.com.au/StockMarketSoftware/GoldenRules A pdf information sheet can be downloaded here: htp:/www.lincolnindicators.com.au/Content/Static/PDFs/9GR Info Shet.pdf You will be allocated two listed companies that are in the same industry. Apply the nine golden rules investment framework and write a report which compares and contrasts the financial position/performance of the two companies. The report should conclude by judging whether these stocks satisfy Lincoln’s investment criteria. adapted from Birth et al (2012) p.371 Course Description: BSMAN309 Accounting for Managers In judging whether the stocks satisfy the investment criteria, you should consider a number of issues within each of the golden rules. In addition to calculating ratios and other data, there should be a written discussion summarising the companies’ performance relative to each of the rules: Golden Rule 1: Financial Health ·· Calculate key accounting ratios for each company that measure their profitability, liquidity, capital structure, asset efficiency and market performance…