EPS (Earnings Per Share) explained
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- čas přidán 13. 07. 2013
- This video explains what EPS (Earnings Per Share) is and why it is a useful measure.
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You've made this so simple to understand the pie analogy anyone and everyone can understand, thanks
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So it's really a risk if you choose the $17 per share option because nothing guarantees there'll be growth.
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What's its use considering the fact that the earnings are reinvested into the business anyways? Shouldn't we care more about the volatility of the stock/dividends?
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Ok so i had 3 shares in alibaba stock... and the eps said 2.26 .... so what does that mean?
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If P/E is 12 (you need to earn 12 times to earn for your share), and I have one share that earns 1$, I will earn in one year for one full share worth?
Yeah it's good info but it's not enough. I still can't understand from this how to calculate the EPS of a firm, or when calculating PE ratio, how do I find out what the EPS is? Is it the yearly EPS ? Is it the quarterly EPS? Where do I find out what the firm's EPS is?
All of this info is missing from the video.
But thanks for what you give, it's not taken for granted, I DID learn.
Aviad D there’s another video?
Why would a firm trade at 10x earnings?
A P/E ratio is 10 isn't very high, so investors probably don't expect the company to grow much (that doesn't mean it's a bad company; it could simply be undervalued, or it could be a successful company in a mature industry with limited growth potential)
Did not understand the last part. How can 17/share be better than 10/share if they both give same one dollar?
Because one of the companies may have better growth potential than the other