All of the following ratios directly relate to the analysis of a given stock as an investment except:
A) debt ratio
B) price/earnings ratio
C) dividend yield
D) book value per common share

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The debt ratio is a financial ratio that measures the extent of a company's leverage in relation to its total assets. It is more relevant to the overall financial health and leverage of the company rather than directly analyzing a stock's investment potential. In contrast, the price/earnings ratio, dividend yield, and book value per common share are directly related to evaluating a stock's investment appeal.

All of the Following Ratios Directly Relate to the Analysis