✅ Every Stock Valuation Ratio To Value A Stock ❗ P/E Ratio P/S Ratio P/B Ratio D/E Ratio And More ✅

Every stock valuation ratio you need to know in the stock market. I will explain every single valuation metric needed to value a stock. We start with the price to earnings ratio, or P/E ratio. The P/E ratio tells us about how much profits a company has made. Calculated by dividing the price of a stock by the earnings per share, or EPS. Apple has a P/E ratio of 16, so their stock price is 16 times what they made in profits. The price to sales ratio or P/S ratio tells us about a company's revenue. Calculated by dividing the price of a stock by the revenue per share. Apple has a price to sales ratio of 3.8, so Apple's price is 3.8 times what they made in revenue. Price to book ratio of P/B ratio tells us how much we would get if a company were to sell everything. Apple has a P/B ratio of 9.5, this means we're paying 9.5 times their equity worth for their company. Debt to equity ratio of D/E ratio tells us about a company's debts. Apple's D/E ratio is 0.95, so they have almost as much debt as equity. Current ratio tells us if a company can pay off liabilities with their assets for the current year. Apple has a current ratio of 1.11, so they can afford to pay off their liabilities for the year. Forward price to earnings ratio tells us about future profits of a company. Price to earnings to growth ratio or PEG ratio tells us about profits compared to future growth. Return on assets tells us how much profits a company made with assets. Return on equity tells us how much profits a company made with equity. Profit margin tells us how much a company keeps from their revenue after costs of revenue is subtracted. Operating margin tells us how much of a company's revenue is kept after most costs are subtracted. These are all the stock ratios you need to value a stock.

[bisarowood]

great if I could only remember half of this ...!!

[valdony]

Great job Monk!!!
Question: where on yahoo finance do you see DE ratio?

[superswingtrader]

I like these old videoscribe style videos Monk! Good job!

[Jesse-lynl]

Hi Monk, great vid but the problem with PE is that it never takes into consideration CAPEX heavy businesses - whilst it looks like they're making money, they really aren't because any $$ made goes straight back to sustaining capital. A better ratio is EV/FCF (levered), which is the true amount of cash that goes back to shareholders, after debt, sustaining CAPEX, working capital, and etc.

[ssdskully]

Now this was a informative video. Good job Monk.

[norwayguy]

Always a pleasure to see your new videos

[everythingmesa]

Very informative! Thank you Monk. I will use these ratios for my next stock purchases.

[manpreetsingh-ndfb]

If PB ratio of microsoft in this vedio is greater than apple then how apple would be a better choice at 4:27

[samyukthasn]

such great content all in one video but the speed makes me want to look for alternate I'm sorry but it would be highly appreciated if you could talk at a slower pace to give this video the credit it deserves

[Mysteryqueen]

thank you for this vlog I need it here this again

[dscott]

What was the update with YouTube shutting your channel down?

[unknowninfinium]

Holy crap Monk just showed every level up points to every attribute.
Went full Diablo.


Been awhile monk how you holding up dude.

[Tay.]

Legit had to play the video at .5 speed

[yellowtrain]

Awesome video dude!!! These ratios always look like klingon to me. But sheesh, why you talking so fast?!?!?

[farhienzahaikal]

okay thanks for the explanation, its save a lot of time, for foundation, good video.

but you talk to fast

[theswedenguy]

Hello Monk! I love your videos, but can you please talk a slower? :) Relax bro! <3

[dandan]

Good info but damn, I have to pause it every second, you need to slow down please. I just listened for 5 minutes and I had to me along to someone else sorry.

[sunilg]

I think market crash is happening soon.