All of the following ratios directly relate to the analysis of a given stock as an investment except the:

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The current ratio is a measure of a company's ability to pay off its short-term liabilities with its current assets. While this ratio can be helpful in assessing a company's financial health, it is not directly related to the analysis of a stock as an investment. The other ratios listed (earnings per share, dividend yield, and book value per share of common shares) are all important factors to consider when analyzing a stock as an investment.

All of the Following Ratios Directly Relate to the Analysis