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Stock Ratios Calculator

Calculate per-share valuation, profitability, book-value, sales, and dividend ratios for a stock.

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Stock ratios are descriptive measures and are not investment recommendations. Market and company data can change rapidly.
Earnings per share
Price/earnings ratio
Sales per share
Price/sales ratio
Book value per share
Price/book ratio
Dividend per share
Dividend yield
Dividend payout ratio

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    EPS = (net income − preferred dividends) ÷ shares; valuation ratios divide market price by per-share fundamentals

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What this calculator does

Calculate per-share valuation, profitability, book-value, sales, and dividend ratios for a stock.

How it works

The calculator evaluates EPS = (net income − preferred dividends) ÷ shares; valuation ratios divide market price by per-share fundamentals. Inputs are checked before calculation, and invalid values such as zero denominators or out-of-range selections produce a clear error instead of a misleading result.

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Input query strings

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  • ?marketPricePerShare= Market price per share

    Money · Required · Default: 50

  • ?netIncome= Net income

    Money · Required · Default: 10,000,000

  • ?preferredDividends= Preferred dividends

    Money · Required · Default: 0

  • ?commonDividends= Common dividends

    Money · Required · Default: 2,000,000

  • ?weightedAverageShares= Weighted-average common shares

    Number · Required · Default: 1,000,000

  • ?revenue= Revenue

    Money · Required · Default: 80,000,000

  • ?commonEquity= Common shareholders’ equity

    Money · Required · Default: 30,000,000

Outputs

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  • earningsPerShare Earnings per share

    Currency · Primary output

  • priceEarningsRatio Price/earnings ratio

    Number · Suffix: ×

  • salesPerShare Sales per share

    Currency

  • priceSalesRatio Price/sales ratio

    Number · Suffix: ×

  • bookValuePerShare Book value per share

    Currency

  • priceBookRatio Price/book ratio

    Number · Suffix: ×

  • dividendPerShare Dividend per share

    Currency

  • dividendYield Dividend yield

    Percentage

  • dividendPayoutRatio Dividend payout ratio

    Percentage

Inputs and results

The inputs are Market price per share, Net income, Preferred dividends, Common dividends, Weighted-average common shares, Revenue, Common shareholders’ equity. Results include Earnings per share, Price/earnings ratio, Sales per share, Price/sales ratio, Book value per share, Price/book ratio, Dividend per share, Dividend yield, Dividend payout ratio.

Important notes

Stock ratios are descriptive measures and are not investment recommendations. Market and company data can change rapidly.

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Limitations
  • Stock ratios are descriptive measures and are not investment recommendations. Market and company data can change rapidly.
  • Estimates use the rates, timing, and assumptions entered. Fees, taxes, lender rules, and future changes are included only where explicitly shown.