1.Change: The dollar amount and percentage from the previous days' closing price
2.Open:the first price the stock traded at the time the stock exchange opened for the day
3.Bid:Price is the current price you would be able to sell your stock at on the exchange.
4.Days Range: This shows the highest and lowest prices the stock has traded at during the day.
5.P/E:the Price to Earnings Ratio. This is calculated by taking the price of the stock and dividing it by the earnings per share of the stock. The average P/E ratio is between 16 and 24 depending on the industry the company is in.
6.EPS: the Earnings Per Share. This is calculated by taking the net earnings of the company is the prior quater and dividing it by the total number of shares outstanding.
7.Div/Yield:the Dividend per share the company pays each quarter for owning a share of stock. The Yield is calculated by taking the dividend and dividing it by the share price. You can compare this yield to the yield of a savings account or a certificate of deposit.
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
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