Introduction to the price-to-earnings ratio | Finance & Capital Markets | Khan Academy

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Very insightful !. However I would recommend a playback speed of 1.25 to 1.5. Sal does beat around the bush before getting to the point.

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That’s something I said before. He repeats himself a few times per video.

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Great lesson. I never even thought about thinking of my bank account as having a PE ratio.

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Does anyone else hear an annoying buzzing in the background of the video. It makes me focusing on the material difficult. I hope the other videos in the series don't have the same problem. Thanks for the content.

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First off let me start by saying these videos are awesome! I have a question on P/E ratios. How do you interpret a company with a negative P/E , basically what does that mean.

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[@angelaliu9188]

I have a question. If the price really did drop to $1.75 from $3.50, wouldn't that be good since the P/E ratio would be greater, resulting in a E/P ratio of 50%? So you'd be getting a 50% return rate?

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Hi Sal, could I ask you a question? If a company has a negative price to book value, what does that mean? It seems really strange to me that that it possible - why would you pay less for the share than what the assets minus the liabilities are actually worth?

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i saw the video once and i already understand better the p/e ratio

[@Andersxman]

Sorry, I meant: a price to book below 1. I just read that there is a Japanese small cap index that is trading at a price to book of 0,77 - that seems odd to me! A whole index trading at below the book value? What would you read in to this example?

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[@mazmusicornament525]

EPS is derived from last 4 quarters, aka last full year. Thus p/e ratio reflects last years full 12 month earnings, in a ratio.

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where can i find each individual industry p/e ratio? bc that affects when the whole market averages it out.

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Great video

[@gsparkway324]

The Earnings to Price Ratio that Sal came up with is actually called the "Earnings Yield"

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I have a question you mean to say in same sector companies when you are doing fundamental analysis on stocks the company with lower p/e are suitable?

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I'm a bit late, but I'll shoot anyway. High P/E ratio is bad because that means low E/P ratio, which is the percent of return you will have assuming the company is stable. Therefore a company with a low P/E ratio is better than a similar company with a high P/E ratio. Hope I'm not too late :)

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[@tatsumakisempyukaku]

It would have been more clear to say that when you divide the price by earnings that the resulting quotient is the amount of money the investor has to pay or invest to earn $1.00 So in the video example $3.50/0.35= 10 So, if you buy 10 dollars of this stock you’d have about 2.857 shares. And 2.8571428 etc, multiplied by 0.35 is 0.999999 About a dollar.

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The stock that I’m invested in has a P/E 361.38. Can you explain that?..

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