earnings ratio造句

If the issuer provides an earnings forecast, it shall additionally make a supplementary disclosure of the price-earnings ratio based on the earnings forecast.

He points out that American equities are significantly overvalued on the best long-term measure, the cyclically adjusted price-earnings ratio which smooths profits over ten years.

After the extended period of disappointing performance, Chinese shares no longer look so expensive in terms of the current price to earnings ratio.

They are often overlooked by investors seeking fast profits, but not by value investors looking for bargain-priced stocks with a low price-to-earnings ratio.

You may think that serenely stable share price suggests Goldman is a safe haven; its low price-earnings ratio tells a different story.

The price-earnings ratio of the index, covering both the Shanghai and Shenzhen Exchanges, has dropped from the highest point of 53 times to the current 14.36 times, the lowest point since 1995.

Frontline, which is expected to generate dividends of $500m for all its shareholders in 2003, is trading on a price earnings ratio of about three, in spite of its strong recent performance.

It has been a difficult problem nagging securities dealers and listed companies how to scientifically and rationally set the issuance price of stock, that is, the issuance price-earnings ratio, in line with the actual conditions of China.