Sentence examples for based on expected earnings from inspiring English sources
Yet the average P/E was already 23 at quarter's end for emerging-market health care stocks and more than 24 for consumer-staples companies, both based on expected earnings.
The table below identifies ten such stocks, all meeting the following criteria: a discount of at least 25% from the stocks' 52-week high; a P/E multiple of under 25, based on expected earnings for this year and next; and estimated sales growth of at least 20% between 2000 and 2001.
Based on expected earnings for its 2001 fiscal year, which ends in March, Computer Associates trades at a price-to-earnings ratio of only 10, far below average for a technology company.
Its price-earnings multiple (based on expected earnings) is in the mid-teens, and its price-sales ratio is less than 1.0.
If that calculation is right, the price-to-earnings ratio of the S.& P. 500, based on expected future earnings, is about 19, and stocks are more reasonably valued than they have been since 1994.
Combining the result of the probit model with an analysis on earnings of those in employment, the authors calculated the impact of attention deficit problems in childhood on expected earnings in adulthood.
The average of the estimates puts the stock's price-to-earnings growth ratio at just 0.35, based on expected annual growth of 32.5% over the next five years.
Even after Fridays rise its PE ratio based on next years expected earnings was 10.6.
The groups average trailing P/E ratio of 26.8 is in line with long-term norms, and the average P/E ratio based on next years expected earnings is 18.4.
McKechnie, based in Walsall, England, expects earnings to be "below market expectations.
