Company Valuation

Valuation methods

• The details page includes three valuation metrics:
  • PE (Trailing Twelve Months) = Stock Price / Earnings Per Share (EPS) (EPS = Net Profit / Shares Outstanding over the last 12 months)
  • PB = Stock Price / Book Value Per Share (Book Value Per Share = Shareholder Equity / Shares Outstanding)
  • PS = Stock Price / Sales Per Share (Sales Per Share = Total Revenue over the last 12 months / Shares Outstanding)
• Tap PE, PB, or PS at the top to switch metrics.
  • The order of PE, PB, or PS varies by company type, with the most relevant metric appearing first.
  • Each metric includes three sections: Historical Distribution, Industry Distribution, and Market Distribution.
  • The following illustration uses PE as an example, but the structure is the same for PB and PS.

Historical Distribution

• The Historical Distribution chart shows the company's current PE ratio, industry average, historical mean, and reasonable range for the past three months.
• Tap Compare > to compare with other stocks.

Industry Distribution

• This section presents the stock's PE rank in its industry, its PE ratio, and the industry average.
• The chart displays market capitalization on the vertical axis and PE ratio on the horizontal axis, with dots representing peer companies.
• Tap a dot to show the company's name, PE ratio, and market cap.
  • Tap Details to access the stock quotes page.

Market Distribution

• This section displays the stock's PE level across the entire market.
• The pie chart categorizes PE ranges in the market into groups, showing the percentage each group represents.