This is an Interim Trend Volatility of Total Liabilities over 5 years. Trend Volatility is derived by subtract the log linear Estimated index value (in index value units) from the Actual index value and divide by the Estimated index value to derive a % deviation. Repeat this for each observation and average the .absolute. results to derive a % Mean Absolute Deviation. Express this result as a percentage. Required 11 latest semi-annual or 21 latest quarterly periods. Total Liabilities are the sum of all current and long term liabilities reported for the appropriate period.

This is an Annual Trend Momentum of Long Term Debt over 10 years. Trend Momentum is derived for the most recent period by subtracting the log linear Estimated index value (in index value units) from the Actual index value and divide by the Estimated index value to derive a % deviation. Subtract from the most recent period % deviation the % deviation of the prior period. Express this difference in % deviation as a percentage. Required 11 latest fiscal year intervals. Total Long-Term Debt represents the sum of Long-Term Debt and Capital Lease Obligations.

This is an Annual Trend Growth of Long Term Debt over 10 years. Trend Growth is the Average Annual incremental log linear slope expressed as a percentage. Required 11 latest fiscal year intervals. Total Long-Term Debt represents the sum of Long-Term Debt and Capital Lease Obligations.

This is an Annual Trend Volatility of Long Term Debt over 10 years. Trend Volatility is derived by subtract the log linear Estimated index value (in index value units) from the Actual index value and divide by the Estimated index value to derive a % deviation. Repeat this for each observation and average the .absolute. results to derive a % Mean Absolute Deviation. Express this result as a percentage. Required 11 latest fiscal year intervals. Total Long-Term Debt represents the sum of Long-Term Debt and Capital Lease Obligations.

This is an Interim Trend Momentum of Long Term Debt over 5 years. Trend Momentum is derived for the most recent period by subtracting the log linear Estimated index value (in index value units) from the Actual index value and divide by the Estimated index value to derive a % deviation. Subtract from the most recent period % deviation the % deviation of the prior period. Express this difference in % deviation as a percentage. Required 11 latest semi-annual or 21 latest quarterly periods. Total Long-Term Debt represents the sum of Long-Term Debt and Capital Lease Obligations.

This is an Interim Trend Growth of Long Term Debt over 5 years. Trend Growth is the Average Annual incremental log linear slope expressed as a percentage. Required 11 latest semi-annual or 21 latest quarterly periods. Total Long-Term Debt represents the sum of Long-Term Debt and Capital Lease Obligations.

This is an Interim Trend Volatility of Long Term Debt over 5 years. Trend Volatility is derived by subtract the log linear Estimated index value (in index value units) from the Actual index value and divide by the Estimated index value to derive a % deviation. Repeat this for each observation and average the .absolute. results to derive a % Mean Absolute Deviation. Express this result as a percentage. Required 11 latest semi-annual or 21 latest quarterly periods. Total Long-Term Debt represents the sum of Long-Term Debt and Capital Lease Obligations.

This value is calculated by first determining the Net Profit Margin for each of the 5 most recent fiscal years and then averaging the values. Net Profit Margin is the Income After Taxes divided by Total Revenue, expressed as a percentage.

This is the compound annual growth rate of Market Capitalization over the last 10 years. Market Capitalization is calculated by multiplying the Historic Fiscal Period Price Close by the Total Common Shares Outstanding for the same period. NOTE: If the value for either the most recent year or the oldest year is zero or negative, the growth rate cannot be calculated, a 'NA' (Not Available) code will be used.

This is an Annual Trend Growth of Market Capitalization over 10 years. Trend Growth is the Average Annual incremental log linear slope expressed as a percentage. Required 11 latest fiscal year intervals. Market Capitalization is calculated by multiplying the Historic Fiscal Period Price Close by the Total Common Shares Outstanding for the same period.

This is an Annual Trend Momentum of Market Capitalization over 10 years. Trend Momentum is derived for the most recent period by subtracting the log linear Estimated index value (in index value units) from the Actual index value and divide by the Estimated index value to derive a % deviation. Subtract from the most recent period % deviation the % deviation of the prior period. Express this difference in % deviation as a percentage. Required 11 latest fiscal year intervals. Market Capitalization is calculated by multiplying the Historic Fiscal Period Price Close by the Total Common Shares Outstanding for the same period.

This is an Annual Trend Volatility of Market Capitalization over 10 years. Trend Volatility is derived by subtract the log linear Estimated index value (in index value units) from the Actual index value and divide by the Estimated index value to derive a % deviation. Repeat this for each observation and average the .absolute. results to derive a % Mean Absolute Deviation. Express this result as a percentage. Required 11 latest fiscal year intervals. Market Capitalization is calculated by multiplying the Historic Fiscal Period Price Close by the Total Common Shares Outstanding for the same period.

This is the compound annual growth rate of Market Capitalization over the last 3 years. Market Capitalization is calculated by multiplying the Historic Fiscal Period Price Close by the Total Common Shares Outstanding for the same period. NOTE: If the value for either the most recent year or the oldest year is zero or negative, the growth rate cannot be calculated, a 'NA' (Not Available) code will be used.

This is the compound annual growth rate of Market Capitalization over the last 5 years. Market Capitalization is calculated by multiplying the Historic Fiscal Period Price Close by the Total Common Shares Outstanding for the same period. NOTE: If the value for either the most recent year or the oldest year is zero or negative, the growth rate cannot be calculated, a 'NA' (Not Available) code will be used.

This is the compound annual growth rate of Market Capitalization over the last 10 years based upon interim data. Market Capitalization is calculated by multiplying the Historic Fiscal Period Price Close by the Total Common Shares Outstanding for the same period. NOTE: If the value for either the most recent year or the oldest year is zero or negative, the growth rate cannot be calculated, a 'NA' (Not Available) code will be used.

This is the compound annual growth rate of Market Capitalization over the last 3 years based upon interim data. Market Capitalization is calculated by multiplying the Historic Fiscal Period Price Close by the Total Common Shares Outstanding for the same period. NOTE: If the value for either the most recent year or the oldest year is zero or negative, the growth rate cannot be calculated, a 'NA' (Not Available) code will be used.

This is the compound annual growth rate of Market Capitalization over the last 5 years based upon interim data. Market Capitalization is calculated by multiplying the Historic Fiscal Period Price Close by the Total Common Shares Outstanding for the same period. NOTE: If the value for either the most recent year or the oldest year is zero or negative, the growth rate cannot be calculated, a 'NA' (Not Available) code will be used.

This is an Interim Trend Growth of Market Capitalization over 5 years. Trend Growth is the Average Annual incremental log linear slope expressed as a percentage. Required 11 latest semi-annual or 21 latest quarterly periods. Market Capitalization is calculated by multiplying the Historic Fiscal Period Price Close by the Total Common Shares Outstanding for the same period.

This is an Interim Trend Momentum of Market Capitalization over 5 years. Trend Momentum is derived for the most recent period by subtracting the log linear Estimated index value (in index value units) from the Actual index value and divide by the Estimated index value to derive a % deviation. Subtract from the most recent period % deviation the % deviation of the prior period. Express this difference in % deviation as a percentage. Required 11 latest semi-annual or 21 latest quarterly periods. Market Capitalization is calculated by multiplying the Historic Fiscal Period Price Close by the Total Common Shares Outstanding for the same period.

This is an Interim Trend Volatility of Market Capitalization over 5 years. Trend Volatility is derived by subtract the log linear Estimated index value (in index value units) from the Actual index value and divide by the Estimated index value to derive a % deviation. Repeat this for each observation and average the .absolute. results to derive a % Mean Absolute Deviation. Express this result as a percentage. Required 11 latest semi-annual or 21 latest quarterly periods. Market Capitalization is calculated by multiplying the Historic Fiscal Period Price Close by the Total Common Shares Outstanding for the same period.