Overall score · vs its own 5-yr range
Attractive
8/ 10
A score from 1 to 10
The three ratios combine into one score and one word: Attractive, Fair or Stretched.
DEMO
Example Corp · illustration
7/10
Attractive
P/E is lower than in most of the past five years: investors pay less per $1 of earnings than usual.
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Price divided by the last twelve months of earnings: what investors pay per $1 of profit.
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P/E divided by growth. A high P/E can be fair when profits are growing fast.
Five years of P/E
GOOD
The ratio is lower than in most of the past five years. Investors are paying less per $1 of earnings than they usually do for this company.
P/E
vs own historyWhat investors pay for $1 of earnings. Example Corp · illustration
15.4
GoodScore 8/10 · 17% up its 5-yr range
5Y LOW 12.05Y HIGH 32.0
Good
≤ 20.0
Mid
20.0 – 26.0
Bad
> 26.0
P/E is lower than in most of the past five years: investors pay less per $1 of earnings than usual.
P/E sits close to its five-year average. Nothing stands out either way.
P/E is higher than in most of the past five years: investors pay more per $1 of earnings than usual.
MID
The ratio sits close to its five-year average. Nothing stands out either way.
P/E
vs own historyWhat investors pay for $1 of earnings. Example Corp · illustration
23.1
MidScore 5/10 · 56% up its 5-yr range
5Y LOW 12.05Y HIGH 32.0
Good
≤ 20.0
Mid
20.0 – 26.0
Bad
> 26.0
P/E is lower than in most of the past five years: investors pay less per $1 of earnings than usual.
P/E sits close to its five-year average. Nothing stands out either way.
P/E is higher than in most of the past five years: investors pay more per $1 of earnings than usual.
BAD
The ratio is higher than in most of the past five years. Investors are paying more per $1 of earnings than they usually do for this company.
P/E
vs own historyWhat investors pay for $1 of earnings. Example Corp · illustration
29.6
BadScore 2/10 · 88% up its 5-yr range
5Y LOW 12.05Y HIGH 32.0
Good
≤ 20.0
Mid
20.0 – 26.0
Bad
> 26.0
P/E is lower than in most of the past five years: investors pay less per $1 of earnings than usual.
P/E sits close to its five-year average. Nothing stands out either way.
P/E is higher than in most of the past five years: investors pay more per $1 of earnings than usual.
Overall score · vs its own 5-yr range
Attractive
8/ 10
2 of 3 ratios look good against its own history. P/E and PEG look cheap; Forward P/E is about usual.
COMPARE
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CLTNBRVO
P/E
FWD P/E
PEG
FAIRMARKnow
ALFA moved into Good
P/E is now lower than in most of the past five years.
DEMO
Example Corp
ALFA
Alder Works
BRVO
Bravo Freight
CLTN
Cobalt Foods
HOW P/E IS WORKED OUT
Price per share$120.00
÷ Earnings per share$6.86
= P/E17.5
Investors pay $17.50 for every $1 the company earns in a year.
DEMO
Example Corp · illustration
7/10
Attractive
7/10
Attractive
Overall score · vs its own 5-yr range
Attractive
8/ 10
The three ratios combine into one score and one word: Attractive, Fair or Stretched.
HOW P/E IS WORKED OUT
Price per share$120.00
÷ Earnings per share$6.86
= P/E17.5
Investors pay $17.50 for every $1 the company earns in a year.
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P/E
14.9Good41.2Bad
Forward P/E
15.2Good36.8Bad
PEG
1.10Mid2.90Bad
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FAIRMARKnow
ALFA moved into Good
P/E is now lower than in most of the past five years.
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SCORING
Good below20
Bad above26
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DEMO
Example Corp · illustration
7/10
Attractive
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CLTN
Cobalt Foods
DEMO
Example Corp
ALFA
Alder Works
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