P/E Ratio (Price-to-Earnings)
Stock price divided by earnings per share. Shows how much investors pay for $1 of earnings. Lower values may indicate better value.
EPS (Earnings Per Share)
Company's profit divided by outstanding shares. Higher EPS indicates stronger profitability per share owned.
Beta
Measures stock volatility relative to the market. Beta > 1 = more volatile, Beta < 1 = less volatile than market average.
Profit Margin
Net profit as percentage of revenue. Shows how much of each dollar of sales becomes profit. Higher is better.
Operating Margin
Operating income as percentage of revenue. Measures operational efficiency before interest and taxes. Higher indicates better operational management.
ROE (Return on Equity)
Net income divided by shareholder equity. Shows how effectively the company uses investor money. 15-20% is generally considered good.
ROA (Return on Assets)
Net income divided by total assets. Measures how efficiently the company uses its assets to generate profit.
Dividend Yield
Annual dividend payment as a percentage of stock price. Higher yield provides more income to shareholders.
Previous Close
The last trading price from the previous trading session. Used as a baseline to calculate daily price changes.
Open
The first price at which the stock traded when the market opened for the current session.
Day High / Day Low
The highest and lowest prices the stock reached during the current trading day. Shows intraday volatility.
Volume
Total number of shares traded during the day. High volume indicates strong interest and liquidity.
Market Cap
Total market value of all outstanding shares (price × shares). Indicates company size: small-cap (<$2B), mid-cap ($2-10B), large-cap (>$10B).
52 Week High / Low
Highest and lowest prices over the past year. Helps identify if stock is near peaks or troughs.
50 Day MA / 200 Day MA
Moving averages smooth out price data. 50-day shows short-term trends, 200-day shows long-term trends. Price crossing above MA is often bullish.