P/E (Price/Earnings per Share)
Data Secondary
The
ratio between the share price and earnings per share. If a company's earnings,
assuming constant throughout, or does not have growth.
Company Highlights
(Graph)
E/P
refers to the time it takes to return the purchase price if we are like a
puppet by 10 Baht. /P E at 5 times the mean profit. Per share, which is equal
to 2 to 5 years, we now hold shares. Profit Per share is equal to 2 x 5 is 10 Baht,
which is equal to the cost price that we bought this E/P value the more
perilous pounded the better because investors can return quickly.
Data Analysis
Shares
with P / E ratio high mean that we pay a lot of money to buy this stock
compared to stock another one with P / E lower. So many
people often say that shares with P / E ratio high, is the stock is expensive,
and shares with the P / E ratio low, is the stock right. Therefore, buying
stocks are cheap. Had a chance to profit more than buy stocks are expensive.
Company Highlights
(Table)
P/E
M.Unit)
|
2012
|
2013
|
2014
| 2015 |
2016
|
0.2897
|
0.1403
|
0.2427
|
0.4318
|
0.7851
|
From the above data It
can be seen that in the years 2555 - 2559 showed that the P/B of the average annual
decrease of 0.12385% of the estimated million baht (123,850) Shares with P / E ratio high mean that we pay a lot
of money to buy this stock compared to stock another one
with P / E lower. So many people often say that shares with P / E ratio high,
is the stock is expensive, and shares with the P / E ratio low, is the stock
right. Therefore, buying stocks are cheap. Had a chance to profit more than buy
stocks are expensive.
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