Sales per Sq. Ft. is strong historically and compared to peers, and Inventory Turnover is high, so we can safely conclude that they are pushing a lot of product through their space. On the other side, we find that their Sales Trend is down, so perhaps they have peaked on what their present space can support. Simultaneously, its Sales to Net Fixed Assets ratio is very weak. This suggests a significant variance from norm in the composition of its assets, and this is borne out by the exceptionally strong Current Ratio .
Ocean Beach has a lot of cash.
It seems clear that the co-op has reached a strategic juncture that is has been planning for. They have a profitable operation that is at or near its sales capacity. If it persists in the status quo, it's likely that growth will continue to stagnate while upward pressure on the costs of doing business will erode its operating margins and result in even worse rates of return on assets and on the members' investment. That's how it is done. Expertise grows with practice, but even a novice will gain a lot of insight simply by compiling this information in one place.