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Showing posts with label change in PE ratio. Show all posts
Showing posts with label change in PE ratio. Show all posts
Wednesday 11 April 2012

What's the difference between a great company and a great stock?

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The price paid for a company is just as important as the quality of the company. Rule of Thumb: PE above 11: Market expects positive gr...
Tuesday 6 March 2012

Dutch Lady: How do you value this stock?

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Dutch Lady FYE 31st Dec Qtr  Year Revenue Earnings  EPS Div ...
Wednesday 28 December 2011

Payback Period = Double Your Money

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A payback period is the amount of time it takes for a company to accumulate enough in earnings to equal the amount of your original inves...
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PEG and Payback Periods

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If you own a home or a car, you are probably all too familiar with what happens when you take out a loan. A bank lends you a certain amount...

Valuing Stocks - Relative Valuation

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There are two basic methods of valuing stocks: Relative valuation Absolute valuation or Intrinsic Valuation The most frequently used m...
Tuesday 29 November 2011

Secrets of the share race

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November 20, 2011 IT'S the only race where you can back the winner after it's started, place a new bet in the middle of it or qui...
Tuesday 22 March 2011

Don't be a stockpicking monkey, mistaking skill for luck. Learn DCF and PER 101.

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Don't be a stockpicking monkey Greg Hoffman March 21, 2011 - 12:06PM Monkeys are great stockpickers. Had your common-or-garden varie...
Friday 25 June 2010

Comparing P/E ratios to growth rates can be significantly more useful than simply comparing two companies' P/E ratios. Why?

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Let's compare Company A to its competitor in the same industry Company B to illustrate. Company A Price $10 Last year's EPS $1...
Friday 23 April 2010

How much should you pay for a business? Valuing a company (3)

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Multipliers Another simple approach is to use a multiplier to calculate a company's value. These multipliers will vary for different i...
Monday 12 April 2010

PEG Ratio: Why It’s More Relevant than P/E for Stocks

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PEG Ratio: Why It’s More Relevant than P/E for Stocks by  DARWIN  on  APRIL 6, 2010 While many individual investors are familiar with the ...
Sunday 31 May 2009

Financial Statements and the Investors

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Interpretation and Analysis of Financial Statements for the Investors The investor has to identify changes and trends in the financial state...
Saturday 11 April 2009

Is the Stock Market Cheap?

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In times of critical importance, the conventional P/E ratio often lags the index to the point of being useless as a value indicator. "...
Monday 1 September 2008

Establishing a PE Ratio

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The PE ratio maybe derived from the constant growth dividend model, or cross-section analysis, or historical analysis. Constant Growth Divi...
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Thursday 28 August 2008

Understanding Stock Market Return

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Stock market return = fundamental return + speculative return = (earnings growth + dividend yield) + (change in PE ratio) http://turtleinves...
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