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Fundamental Valuation Ratios for US Stocks

by Patrick Fonce, 5183 days ago
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The current fundamental data downloader gets several valuation metrics or ratios for stocks listed on US exchanges from the finviz website. Valuations ratios are measures of how expensive or cheap a stock or company is; they are used by analysts, traders and investors to assess the attractiveness of the company.

The different valuation metrics downloaded by this trading object are:
Market Capitalization: This is a measure of the company size.
P/E: The price to earnings ratio is the most popular valuation metrics and it is usually used to compare companies in the same sector or industry.
Forward P/E: The forward price to earnings ratio uses the estimated earnings for the next year instead of the current earnings number.
PEG: The PEG is another tool for stock valuation; it estimates a stock's value by dividing the P/E by the annual EPS growth.
P/S: The Price per sales ratio is either calculated by dividing the market capitalization by the revenues or by dividing the stock price by the sales per share.
P/B: The Price per book is a measure that compares the stock market value to its book value. The book value is the value of the company on its balance sheet.
P/C: The Price per cash compares the stock market value to its cash assets.
P/FCF: This is the Price/Free Cash Flow and it is a valuation measure that compares the company stock price to its annual free cash flow.
EPS: This fundamental item gets several EPS or earnings per share ratios. It includes the EPS Growth for this Year, the estimated EPS Growth for the next year, the annual EPS growth over the past five fiscal years and the estimated EPS growth for the next five Years. The EPS is calculated by taking the total earnings and then dividing it by the total number of shares outstanding.
Sales Growth Past 5 Years: This is the annual sales increase over the past five years.

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