EPS
Investor's profit metric
EPS is earnings per share, a financial metric calculated by dividing a company's profit by its number of outstanding stock shares.
Investors use EPS to evaluate profitability and compare companies: The company reported EPS of $2.15, beating analyst expectations.
EPS also stands for encapsulated PostScript, a graphics file format used in printing and design.
Profit allocated per stock
- stockGoods kept for sale
- dividendCorporate profit share
- profitGain exceeding expenditure
- shareholderEquity owner in corporation
quarterly · financial · ratio · valuation · investment · equity · net income · diluted
Quantity with direction
- graphicsVisual design elements
- file formatData organization specification
- AdobeMajor graphics software maker
- scalableAble to increase capacity
print · image · artwork · export · import · publishing · desktop publishing · prepress
earnings per share
Profit allocated per stock
shareholder · quarterly · financial · ratio · valuation · investment · equity · net income · diluted · basic
vector
Quantity with direction
- graphicsVisual design elements
- file formatData organization specification
- AdobeMajor graphics software maker
scalable · print · image · artwork · export · import · publishing · desktop publishing · prepress
- earningsearnings, earnings per share, income, earnings call, gains
- financial metricsROI, ROE, P/E ratio, PE ratio, NPV
- financialsincome, profit, earnings, net income, net profit
- healthcare systemshospital system, public hospitals, health plan, HMO, single payer
- investingstocks, stock, bonds, investing, investor
- Business AcronymsSKU, UPC, CEO, COO, POS
All money received
gross revenue · market capitalization · net income · total assets · book value