What Is the EPS | Investing In Stocks For Beginners

If you've been investing in stocks for any period of time, you will have heard of the term "EPS", or Earnings Per Share. What is EPS in stocks, though? EPS, or earnings per share, is a simple calcuation that divides a company's profit by the number of outstanding shares of its stocks. In this video, we will touch more on this, and discuss the various reasons why, as someone who invests in stocks, you would need to know the EPS. So, what is EPS in stocks? Let's get into it and find out!

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0:00​​​​ - Intro
0:54 - What is EPS?
1:33 - EPS Examples
1:57 - When Do You Use EPS?
3:38 - Conclusion

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[richhmilesfattofit]

Very informative video keep up the good work

[littlejinn]

DX just had their EPS drop all the way down to $0.03 a share. I was investing in them for their dividend of $0.13, is it to be expected that the dividend is going to be cut then and i should dump this stock and put it elsewhere if my strategy is dividend based?