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How to calculate the historical average price-earnings ratio of stocks?
A: 1. To calculate the price-earnings ratio of a stock, it is necessary to obtain the current price and earnings per share of the stock.

2. The price-earnings ratio of this stock = current price/earnings per share, that is, 7.54/0.05 =150.8;

3. In addition to calculating the price-earnings ratio of stocks, it can also be queried through stock trading software.

The stock price-earnings ratio mainly reflects the ratio of the stock price per share to its profit, which is usually used to help judge whether the stock is in a high bubble state. If you know the current price and earnings per share of the stock, you can calculate the price-earnings ratio of the stock yourself, or you can query it through the stock trading software. You can also query the price-earnings ratio of a certain sector or even the whole stock market through stock trading software.