A firm with earnings per share of $5 and a price-earnings ratio of 15 will have a stock price of
2007-11-04
13:11:08
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Amart
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Jeff410, I'll give you the best answer cause you were right, but explain how you did it?
P/E = 15
This is the Price/Earnings Ratio... ok, I get that
P/5 = 15
Price/5? Why?
P = 15 x 5
Will most of the equation I get be able to be solved this way by using this formula? or are there variations?
P = 75
2007-11-04
13:40:01 ·
update #1