P/E (Price/Earnings)
Share price ÷ earnings per share. Gauges how expensive a stock is relative to its profits.
In detail
Price divided by earnings per share. A high P/E suggests high growth expectations (or an expensive stock); a low one suggests it's undervalued (or growth is slowing). What counts as 'normal' varies by industry.
How to see it in TICKR
On any stock page you can see this concept with real data — charts and SEC-filing fundamentals. Hovering dotted-underlined terms in the app reveals explainer tooltips.
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