How to calculate stock valuation?

Hello, the calculation method of stock valuation is as follows:

1, P/E ratio valuation: P/E ratio = share price ÷ earnings per share, and dynamic P/E ratio is generally used to predict share price.

2.PEG valuation: PEG= P/E ratio ÷ compound growth rate of net profit (earnings per share) in the next three years; PEG is equal to 1, indicating that the stock valuation is appropriate; PEG is less than 1, indicating that the stock is undervalued; PEG is greater than 1, indicating that the stock may be overvalued.

3. Price-to-book ratio valuation: Price-to-book ratio = share price ÷ latest net assets per share, mainly used for the valuation of enterprises with large net assets.

4. Valuation of P/B ratio: P/B ratio = share price/free cash flow per share. The smaller the P/B ratio, the more cash per share of listed companies will increase, indicating that the operating pressure of listed companies is relatively small.

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