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Earnings Yield

What is Earnings Yield? The earnings yield is a financial ratio that describes the relationship of a company’s LTM earnings per share to the company’s stock price per share. The earnings yield is the inverse ratio to the price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio. The quick formula for Earnings Yield is E/P, earnings divided by price. The yield…

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EV/EBIT Ratio

What is the EV/EBIT Ratio? The enterprise value to earnings before interest and taxes (EV/EBIT) ratio is a metric used to determine if a stock is priced too high or too low in relation to similar stocks and the market as a whole. The EV/EBIT ratio is similar to the price to earnings (P/E) ratio;…

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Conglomerate Discount

What is a Conglomerate Discount? Conglomerate discount isn’t what its name may suggest. It’s a drawback for a conglomerate with multiple sections/divisions/companies, all of which aren’t generally successfully run as a cohesive unit. As a result, the market may discount the value of a multi-division corporation, giving less value to its earnings. Calculating the Conglomerate…

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Momentum Indicators

What are Momentum Indicators? Momentum indicators are tools utilized by traders to get a better understanding of the speed or rate at which the price of a security changes. Momentum indicators are best used with other indicators and tools because they don’t work to identify the direction of movement, only the timeframe in which the…

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Pairs Trading

What is Pairs Trading? Pairs trading is a strategic trading option that is used to generate profits regardless of market direction. Traders utilizing the pairs strategy determine two securities that: Share similar characteristics and have a high positive correlation Are trading at a price that is contradictory to their historical trading prices One of the…

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Lifetime Value Calculation

What is Lifetime Value Calculation? Lifetime Value Calculation is the process by which a business measures the value of a customer to the business through the customer’s full lifespan. Customer Lifetime Value or LTV is one of the metrics used to measure the growth of a company.     By comparing the LTV of a…

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Debt Free Cash Free Valuation

What is the Debt Free Cash Free Valuation Method? Debt Free Cash Free (DFCF) Valuation method values a business under the assumption that the business has no debt (debt free) and no excess cash (cash free). In some sense, the debt free cash free valuation method ignores the target company’s financial components (debt and cash…

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Price to Sales Ratio

What is the Price to Sales Ratio? The Price to Sales ratio, also known as the P/S ratio, is a formula used to measure the total value that investors place on the company in comparison to the total revenue generated by the business. It is calculated by dividing the share price by the sales per…

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Employee Retention

What is Employee Retention? Employee retention refers to the efforts on the part of an employer aimed at creating an environment that supports the needs of current employees so that they can continue to be part of an organization. Most employee retention programs and policies are aimed at addressing different employee needs to enhance their…

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Free Cash Flow Yield

What is Free Cash Flow Yield? Free cash flow yield is important for any business, large or small, because it acts as a good metric for cash flow in comparison to the company’s size. Cash flow is always an important metric for a company, as it shows – primarily to investors – its operating performance….

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