Tuesday, 3 June 2014

Resistance


Support


Downside Risk


What is Debt Instrument ?


Put To Call Ratio P/C Ratio


Net Asset Value NAV


OI Spurts


Offer For Sale


Yield to Maturity


Free Floated Market Capitalization


Volume Weighted Average Price


Value At Risk VAR


volume in stock market


Cash Flow Statement


Capital Market


Financial Market


Short Selling


Credit Rating


Return On Investment


Insider Trading


Foreign Direct Investment FDI


Domestic Institutional Investment


Foreign Institutional Investors


Change In Open Interest


Implied Volatility


Exchange Traded Funds (ETF)


SLB Stock


Call Auction


Pre Open Market


Shareholding Pattern


PBDIT


Open Interest


Return On Investment


Cash Flow


Price To Tangible Book Ratio


Price To Book Ratio


Price To Sales Ratio


Return On Average Assets


Operating Margin


Net Profit Margin


Beta


Market Capitalization


EBITDA


Revenue


Expense


Liabilities


Assets


Price to Earning Ratio (PE)


Quantitative Easing


Working Capital


Inflation


Dividend


Profit Margin


Beta


Book Value


Stop Loss Order


Balance Of Payment


Return On Asset


Return On Equity (ROE)

ROE is used to compare the profitability of a company to other in the same industry.
It calculates how much profit a company generates with each shareholders equity.

Formula :

          ROE = Net Income / Share holders Equity

What is Earning Per Share (EPS) ?

Earning Per Share is nothing portion of company profit allocated to one share of stock. In other words amount of net income earned per share.

Formula :

EPS =   ( Net Income - Preferred Dividends ) / Weighted Average common shares outstanding