how can you calculate ending inventory if you dont know inventory in the beginning.?
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You can't.\n\nThere is always loss/damage and such.  If you do not have an accurate openning count then you cannot have a good number for sold.\n\nYou can use your register or shipping manifests to see what your beginning number "should" have been.
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read this\n\nhttp://www.st.nmfs.gov/st1/fus/fus99/FAQ_value_added98.pdf#search='model%20value%20added%20chain'\n\nModel should include collaborative inventory forecast management, suppliers, order cycle, TMS, in house processes (receiving, order processing,tagging, etc), and delivery cycles.
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Inventory Investment: There are three types of inventory investment: materials and supplies, work in progress, and finished goods.\n\nInventory Investment\nInventory investment relates to the composition of GDP. What is produced in a certain country is naturally also sold, but some of the goods produced in a given year may not be sold the same year, but in later years. Coherently, some of the goods sold in a given year might have been produced in an earlier year. The difference between goods produced (production) and goods sold (sales) in a given year is called inventory investment.\n\nIf firms produce more than they sell and inventories are accumulated, inventory investment is positive.\n\nIf firms sell more than they produce and inventories fall, inventory investment is negative.\n\n\nThree Important Relations\nThese three relations between production, sales and inventory investment can be helpful:\n\nInventory investment = production - sales\n\nProduction = sales + inventory investment\n\nSales = production - inventory investment
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The answer is by using simple mathematics.\n\nFirst you need to decide how much of each stock you are going to buy - since not all stocks are priced equally some would be $20, other $400 and some 0.05 cents.\n\n$100,000 over ten stocks... Decide what ratio you will hold of each stock. E.g. 6:3:4:1:9:4:3:7:9:2\n\nSo totalling the ratio is 48. Now you can use a combination of the ratios and fractions to find out how much stock you can hold with your $100,000.\n\nI may have left you out on a limb there - but this calculation is uneccessary. Why don't you just buy your stock one by one until you run out of money? :P\n\nOK Lets try the example with 2 stocks and $100K\nyou want the weighting to be 3:4\nso you want \n3/7ths of your money to go to 1 stock\n4/7ths of your money to go to 1 stock\n\n3/7*100K=$42857.14\n4/7*100K=$57142.85\n\nNow say stock ZXC was $5 each and stock ABC was $67\n\nNow you go:\n$57142.85/$67=852.88 Stocks\n$42857.14/$5=8571.43 Stocks\n\nThere you go. Now do the similar calculation with your ten stocks! Haha!\n\nGood Luck!
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If i can start a any new buisness first i calculate the losses of this buisness after that i calculate gain .Its very first point of start the buisness.In case buisness is not grow then i tollrade the losses.
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No.\n\nFirst you have to find out how many were unsold. Since you know the number sold, subtract that from the total to find out how many were not sold.\n\nTo find the percentage, then divide the number unsold by the total, and multiply by 100.
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use yur calculator...
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Lets' say you start with 200 and you end with 260.  Your gain is 260-200=60.  Your percentage gain is 60/200=0.3=30%\n\nGain is (E-S)/S
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I don't feel like working it out, but you just discount back the cash flows assuming they're constant, and then do some simple algebra.\n\nIt looks kind of like\n\n(785000 - 137) = (x / 1.07) + (x / 1.07^2) + ... (x / 1.07 ^10)\n\nSolve for x.
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You will determine your net asset value, which would be your share of the assests minus your share of the liabilities. Which would be your physical assests, your accounts receivables, you account payables etc.\n\nTo this you will add intandibles such as good will. Your periodic sales or profit figure should help you estimate this number. It make also depend upon how desperate the  buyers is to buy ur business.\n\nHope this helps
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when your statement comes in take the ending balance they give you and subtract any debt that hasnt come in add any deposit they have not posted this is your correct balance they have already given you any interest and taken any charges .  if you do not have your statement yet the bank will give you a read out wich is all your current activity that will work
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If u mean sales turnover..then u do not need to calculate it, it is available on the face of the profit and loss account. chk it right away
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y = mx + b\n\nCharge = $2(x) + $10\nx = number of rentals\n\ny = 2x + 10
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some formulas that can help :\nhttp://www.eskridgeinc.com/support/formulas.html
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Store the last operation as a module level variable or a static variable within the procedure.\n\nBetter yet - build a property for the form called last operation and then every time you hit divide/add/subtract/multiply just store that operation. Then on the equals check for the property you created.\n\nHere is the property syntax :\n\nPrivate msLastOp as String * 1\n\nPublic Property Get LastOp() As String\n    LastOp = msLastOp\nEnd Property\n\nPublic Property Let LastOp(ByVal sNewValue As String)\n    msLastOp = sNewValue\nEnd Property\n\nI dunno, something like that. Just another route.
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Start by selling your stuff on eBay use the profits to my more inventory that you can resell for a profit. And then repeat.
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That is a hard question.  You need to know to total number of cranes (motors) used for example 1 year ago and the number being used now.  You can draw the graph on paper to get a very rough idea of whether it's increasing or decreasing.   The more data you can get, the better the graph (for example the number sold every month for the past 3 years).  If you continue the line it will give you an idea of what might happen in the next 3 months.  \n\nThis can get very, very complex, but if you can also make a good estimate as to the numbers that are being sold and that COULD be sold if they were available, they you will have an even better idea of market demand/potential.  This number could be based on the number of cranes that are backordered.  \nThis just scratches a very big subject.  Good luck on your research.