Which software s P E ratio is accurate, and where to look at the industry s P E ratio

Now everyone knows the P/E ratio, and software developers will try their best to calculate the P/E ratio as accurately as possible. A little wider software, straight flush, great wisdom, are very accurate...

Stock income * 4 This is a very stupid and stupid way to estimate the earnings per share in the next year, for example, the earnings per share in the first quarter of Vanke's 08 year report is yuan * 4 = yuan, and the earnings per share after the dividend transfer and ex-rights is yuan, divided by the latest ** price is about 39 times; The dynamic P/E ratio on some software is calculated based on the average of the estimated earnings per share of the institution, Vanke's latest institutional estimate of the average earnings per share in 08 is about yuan, and the earnings per share after the dividend transfer is yuan, divided by the latest ** price is about 13 times;

In fact, there is no point in looking at the price-earnings ratio on the **** software, and it is very different, the best way is to write down the latest assessment of earnings per share of the company that you are optimistic about, and then make your own average statistics, although it is troublesome, but there will definitely be no troubles above.

The price-to-earnings ratio of the software is automatically calculated based on the quarterly earnings, and the algorithm is basically the same for different software, and the results are of course similar. However, because the company has an off-peak season, the income of each quarter is uneven, so the P/E ratio calculated by the software is not accurate, only for reference, it is recommended that you calculate according to the fundamentals of the company, and then calculate according to the P/E ratio = stock price earnings per share, which is the real P/E ratio.

The industry P/E ratio can be queried through the official website of CSI Index, and the specific steps are as follows:

1. Open the browser, enter "CSI Index****", find "Home-CSI Index****", and click to enter.

3. Find the P/E ratio of the industry you need in the list, click on it, or search in the search bar at the top left of the web page, or select the P/E ratio at the top of the list Rolling P/E Ratio Dynamic P/E Ratio Dividend Yield.

Extended Information: Introduction to Industry P/E Ratios:

1.The industry price-earnings ratio refers to the ratio between the total market value and the total net profit of listed companies in the same industry (calculated based on the latest published quarterly value converted into annual value). This is a key factor in influencing fundamental stock prices.

Generally, the method of calculating the P/E ratio of an industry is an arithmetic average or a weighted average, but due to the small number of listed companies in most industries in China and the fact that the calculation of the average is susceptible to extreme data, the calculation results may be biased.

2.The industry price-earnings ratio (excluding losses) refers to the ratio between the total market value of the listed companies in the industry after excluding loss-making companies and the total net profit (calculated based on the latest published quarterly value converted into an annual value) on the calculation date.

Analysis of the use of industry P/E ratios:

1.The price-earnings ratio is an important indicator for evaluating the investment value of the industry. In industry analysis, the relative comparison of the industry's P/E ratio and the ** P/E ratio is often used to judge the advantages and disadvantages of the industry.

The smaller the P/E ratio of the industry, far less than the average or median value, indicating that the overall profitability of the industry is better and the investment risk is lower.

2.For comparability, the industry P/E ratio (excluding losses) needs to be compared to the **P/E ratio (excluding losses). Investors can look for industries with low P/E ratios through the comparison of industry P/E ratios, so as to dig deeper into the investment value of the industry.

Operating environment: computer.

Google Chrome.

The dynamic P/E ratio of the stock can be seen in the list and **** in the line software.

As shown in the following figure: list: ****:

There are several ways to do this.

A lot of software can see the average P/E ratio.

Straight flush, great wisdom, etc., after the interface is clicked out, there are words such as judgment and caution, chase, wealth, finger, police, and information in the lower right column, and you can switch by clicking it. There are various financial indicators in the "Cai", including the price-earnings ratio. I don't know which average P/E ratio you want to look at, the Shanghai Stock Exchange.

The price-earnings ratios of SZSE, sector and ** are available, 1. Straight flush.

2. Bank screws.

Daily valuation. 3. Slow.

4 Turtle quantification.

5 choice

Among them, the straight flush is suitable for oneself to see, and the slow digging base and nail large valuation tables are suitable for novices to see, and the turtle quantification and choice are suitable for advanced later viewing. I don't know if I can help you.

We choose a mobile phone computer to open the browser, choose to enter any ** trading software official website, click on the menu bar option in the official website to view what you want to see**, which will have the details you want to see, including the average price-earnings ratio of the industry you want to see.

Extended Materials. 1.What generally affects the P/E ratio of each industry is its own benchmark interest rate.

The benchmark interest rate is used as a frame of reference for people to refer to their earnings.

He can reflect the cost of capital for the entire industry, and under normal circumstances, the reciprocal of the benchmark interest rate is positively correlated with the industry's average price-earnings ratio.

relationship. If the base rate is high, then the P/E ratio is low, and conversely, if the base rate is lower, then the reasonable P/E ratio will be higher.

2.Also affecting the industry's average price-earnings ratio is the economic growth rate.

The economic growth rate and their price-to-earnings ratios also vary greatly from industry to industry. Then the development of the already relatively popular industries has become saturated, and the growth rate is relatively low compared to those industries that are developing, so the price-earnings ratio of Wang Yu will be relatively low. Therefore, the economic growth rate of each industry will also affect the average price-earnings ratio of the industry.

3.The average P/E ratio is also related to the total share capital.

On the one hand, the smaller the total share capital, the higher the average price-earnings ratio, and conversely, the lower it will be. On the other hand, there is also a relationship between the price-to-earnings ratio and the outstanding share capital. If the shares are fully tradable, the P/E ratio will be lower, and if the shares are not fully tradable, then the P/E ratio of the outstanding shares will be higher.

This is because the total value of those listed companies remains the same, the shares are divided into tradable shares and non-tradable shares, the liquidity of funds will increase the value of assets, in a general sense, the ** of tradable shares will be higher than the ** of non-tradable shares, the lower the ** of non-tradable shares, the higher ** of tradable shares, the higher ** of non-tradable shares, the lower ** of tradable shares. As a result, the average P/E ratio of outstanding shares is higher than that of non-tradable shares.

Operating environment: Windows 10 Google Chrome.

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The lower the P/E ratio, the lower the buy-in-the-lowest price for a return. Earnings per share is calculated by dividing the company's net profit for the trailing 12 months less preferred stock dividends by the total number of shares sold.

The P/E ratio refers to the ratio of earnings per share to earnings per share in a review period.

The price-to-earnings ratio (also known as the "price-to-earnings ratio" or "price-to-earnings ratio") refers to the ratio of **per price** to earnings per share, and it is also an important financial indicator that investors must master. It can be divided into static P/E ratio and dynamic P/E ratio, which reflects the state of how many years the investment can be fully recovered through dividends when the payout ratio is 100% and the dividends are not reinvested, under the condition that the earnings per share remain unchanged.

The P/E ratio is a very rough indicator, and it makes more sense to compare the P/E ratios of the same index at different stages for comparability, while special care should be taken when comparing the P/E ratios of different markets sideways.

The higher the earnings, the lower the P/E ratio, and the earnings of companies are unstable. For companies with very stable performance, it is simple and easy to use the current P/E ratio to evaluate, but for companies with unstable performance, the current P/E ratio is extremely unreliable, and the current very low P/E ratio does not necessarily mean undervaluation, and conversely, a high current P/E ratio does not necessarily mean that it is overvalued. The dynamic P/E ratio is equal to the current total market capitalization divided by the estimated total net profit for the whole year, while the static P/E ratio is divided by the current total market capitalization divided by the total net profit of the previous year.

Dynamic P/E ratio = static P/E ratio x dynamic coefficient, which is 1 (1+i) n, i is the growth ratio of the company's earnings per share, and n is the duration of the company's sustainable development.

The dynamic P/E ratio refers to the P/E ratio of the ** profit for the next year that has not yet been realized. It is equal to the ratio of the current price to the future earnings per share, for example, the dynamic P/E ratio for the next year is the current price divided by the earnings per share of the following year, and the dynamic P/E ratio for the next year is the current price divided by the earnings per share of the following year.

P/E stock picking is only one aspect.

When users make equity investment, they should consider many factors, and do not rigidly consider one indicator.