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Chartable: Yes
Unit: Dollars
Earnings per Share, or EPS is calculated as Net Income (including disontinued operations) divided by the weighted average number of shares.
Cash per share is the sum of cash and short-term investments divided by the total number of shares.
Cash Flow per Share is a measure of how much cash a company generates. It is calculated over a trailing twelve month period and is arguably less easily manipulated than Earnings per Share because it excludes all noncash items such as depreciation.
Chartable: No
Unit: Years
The number of years in a row that the dividend per share has increased.
Debt per share is long term debt divided by the total number of shares.
The trailing twelve month Diluted Earnings per Share, or Diluted EPS is calculated as Net Income (including discontinued operations) divided by the diluted average number of shares. The diluted number of shares assumes the exercising of all stock options, warrants and convertible securities. It yields a lower, more conservative EPS value than basic EPS.
The amount paid per share in dividends each year based on the trailing twelve months dividend paid, updated by the forward forecast if available. This value is presented in the currency of the stock’s exchange.
The American dollar amount paid per share in dividends each year based on the trailing twelve months dividend paid, updated by the forward forecast if available.
Earnings per Share, or EPS is calculated as Net Income from continuing operations divided by the weighted average number of shares.
The trailing twelve month Diluted Earnings per Share, or Diluted EPS is calculated as Net Income from continuing operations divided by the diluted average number of shares. The diluted number of shares assumes the exercising of all stock options, warrants and convertible securities. It yields a lower, more conservative EPS value than basic EPS. A big discrepancy between basic EPS and Diluted EPS values can indicate high potential for dilution, not considered to be a good thing.
The company’s net worth or book value per share.
Funds from operations per share is populated only for real estate investment trusts (REITs). It is defined as the sum of net income, gain/loss (realized and unrealized) on investment securities, asset impairment charge, depreciation and amortization and gain/ loss on the sale of business and property plant and equipment, divided by shares outstanding.
Free Cash Flow per Share is seen as a predictor of future Earnings per Share. It is a calculated over a trailing twelve month period by subtracting Capital Expenditure (Cap Ex) from Cash Flow in order to show how much cash a company generates after paying to maintain and expand its production.
The single-quarter earnings per share announced on the last earnings report date.
The analyst consensus estimate for the last quarter’s earnings report. The percentage difference between this and the actual EPS is known as earnings surprise.
Net Cash per share is the sum of cash and short-term investments minus long term debt divided by the total number of shares.
The dollar amount of the next dividend payment.
Operating Income for the trailing 12-months divided by the current stock price.
Sales per share is total company sales over the trailing twelve months divided by the total number of shares.
The company’s total net worth or book value per share minus certain intangible assets that would have little or no value in the event of liquidation.
Total asset per share is total assets divided by the diluted number of shares.