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P/E and earnings yield calculator
Turn a price and earnings per share into a P/E and an earnings yield.
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P/E ratio
10
- Earnings yield
- 10%
How it is calculated
P/E = price / earnings per share.
Earnings yield = earnings per share / price, which is 1 divided by the P/E.
The P/E is shown to two decimals and the yield to two decimals of a percent, each rounded once.
Assumptions
- The earnings are the figure you enter for one year, usually the last year's.
- Earnings must be above 0 for a P/E to mean anything.
- A ratio alone does not say whether a share is cheap or expensive. Companies and industries differ.
Results are worked out from the figures you enter and are only estimates. They are not advice.
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