P/E
Price-to-earnings: how many dollars the market pays for one dollar of trailing annual earnings. A lower multiple is cheaper for a given quality of business, but a low P/E can also signal a value trap. Shown as not-meaningful when trailing earnings are zero or negative (a negative P/E is never displayed).
Formula
Price ÷ TTM diluted EPS (split-adjusted)
Related terms
Metrics on this page are computed by Moatkeep from reported filings and market data and are estimates: they depend on modelling choices (e.g. period alignment, share counts, currency) and on the underlying data being correct. Definitions are in the glossary. Figures are not investment advice — see the full disclaimer.