Turn basic financial inputs into a broader stock metric view

This page combines several widely used stock metrics in one place. Enter profitability, equity, price, and dividend data to estimate earnings per share, valuation multiples, return on equity, and dividend yield, then review the results with charts, scenario comparison, and a printable PDF layout.

EPS, PER, PBR, BPS ROE and dividend yield Charts and PDF export Compare and save
EPS
Profit per share
PBR
Price vs book value
ROE
Profitability on equity

How to use the Stock Metrics Calculator

  1. 1

    Enter earnings data

    Type net income and shares outstanding. These values are used to calculate EPS.

  2. 2

    Enter price and equity

    Add current stock price and total equity to estimate PER, BPS, PBR, and ROE.

  3. 3

    Optional dividend input

    Enter annual dividend per share if you want to calculate dividend yield.

  4. 4

    Calculate and compare

    Press Calculate to see the metric summary, charts, interpretation notes, comparison table, recent runs, and PDF export layout.

Detailed guide and references▶

Overview

Stock analysis often uses several ratios together because each one highlights a different part of the story. EPS focuses on earnings per share, PER relates price to earnings, BPS and PBR look at book value, ROE measures profitability on equity, and dividend yield focuses on cash return from dividends.

Stock metrics calculator illustration
A combined view can be more useful than relying on a single stock metric

Formulas

  • EPS = Net Income / Shares Outstanding
  • PER = Stock Price / EPS
  • BPS = Total Equity / Shares Outstanding
  • PBR = Stock Price / BPS
  • ROE = (Net Income / Total Equity) × 100
  • Dividend Yield = (Annual Dividend / Stock Price) × 100

This calculator applies the same formulas directly to the values you enter. It does not adjust for diluted shares, non recurring items, or preferred dividends.

Interpretation

EPS and PER

EPS shows how much profit is assigned to each share. PER shows how much price investors are paying for each unit of earnings.

BPS and PBR

BPS estimates equity value per share from book value. PBR compares market price with that book value.

ROE and dividend yield

ROE shows how efficiently equity generates profit. Dividend yield shows the annual cash dividend return relative to stock price.

Input notes

  • Use annual net income and annual dividend figures for consistency.
  • Use the same share count basis across EPS and BPS.
  • Total equity should come from the same reporting period as net income whenever possible.
  • Market price can change daily, so metric values can move even if fundamentals do not.

Practical tips

  1. Compare metrics with a company’s own history, not just a single point in time.
  2. Review peers in the same industry because normal valuation ranges vary by sector.
  3. Use more than one ratio when making judgments about valuation and quality.
  4. Check source data carefully before making investment decisions.

FAQs

Why does this calculator include several ratios together?▶

Because a single metric rarely tells the whole story. EPS, PER, PBR, BPS, ROE, and dividend yield each highlight different parts of valuation and profitability.

Can PER be negative?▶

Yes. If net income is negative, EPS becomes negative, and PER can also become negative. That usually signals that the normal PER interpretation is less useful.

What does a PBR below 1 suggest?▶

It can suggest the stock is trading below book value per share, but interpretation depends on asset quality, profitability, and industry context.

Is dividend yield enough to judge an income stock?▶

No. Yield should be reviewed together with payout sustainability, earnings quality, balance sheet strength, and business stability.

Key takeaways

  • EPS converts net income into a per share figure
  • PER and PBR compare market price with earnings and book value
  • ROE helps show how efficiently equity is used
  • Dividend yield adds an income perspective
  • Context matters because sector norms can differ widely

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