Financial indicator terminology What is gross sales profit margin? Gross sales profit margin is gross profit as a percentage of sales revenue, where gross profit is the difference between sales revenue and cost of sales. What is net asset value per share?
A company's net assets represent the property owned by the company itself and the equity of shareholders in the company.
Therefore, it is also called shareholders' equity.
In accounting calculations, it is equivalent to the balance sheet minus all liabilities from total assets.
The company's net assets are divided by the total number of shares outstanding to obtain the net assets per share.
What is the growth rate of main business income? The growth rate of main business income is the ratio of the difference between the main business income of the current period and the main business income of the previous period and the main business income of the previous period.
Expressed as a formula: Main business income growth rate = (Main business income of the current period - Main business income of the previous period) / What is the asset-liability ratio? The asset-liability ratio refers to the ratio of total liabilities to total assets. This indicator indicates that the enterprise
How much of the assets is debt can also be used to check whether the financial status of the company is stable. Due to different perspectives, the understanding of this indicator is also different. Asset-liability ratio = Total liabilities ÷ Total assets × 100% What is
Return on equity? Return on equity, also known as return on equity, is the percentage of net profit to average shareholder equity.
This indicator reflects the return level of shareholders' equity. The higher the indicator value, the higher the return from investment.
What is the price-to-earnings ratio? The price-to-earnings ratio is an important indicator that reflects stock returns and risks. It is also called the market price profitability ratio.
It is the current market price per share divided by the company's after-tax profit per share. The calculation formula is as follows: Price-to-earnings ratio = stock price per share / after-tax profit per share What is capital gains? Capital gains and losses refer to investors' gains in the securities market
The income gained from trading stocks online is the difference between the buying price and selling price of the stock, also known as capital gains and losses.
When the selling price is greater than the buying price, it is a capital gain, that is, the capital gain is positive; when the selling price is less than the buying price, it is a capital loss, that is, the capital gain is negative.
What is the holding period rate of return? What is the price-to-earnings ratio pricing method? The method of determining the stock issuance price through the price-to-earnings ratio is called the price-to-earnings ratio. It should first calculate the issuer's earnings per share based on the profit forecast reviewed by the certified public accountant, and then calculate the earnings per share based on the profit forecast reviewed by the certified public accountant.
The issue price-to-earning ratio is formulated based on the average price-to-earnings ratio of the secondary market, the issuer's industry status, the issuer's operating conditions and its growth potential, etc., and finally the issue price is determined based on the product of the issuance price-to-earnings ratio and earnings per share.
What is the net asset multiple method? The net asset multiple method, also known as the net asset value method, refers to determining the net asset value per share of the issuer's proposed assets through asset evaluation and related accounting methods, and then adding the net asset value per share according to the conditions of the securities market.
The value is multiplied by a certain multiple to determine the stock issuance price.
The formula is: issue price = net asset value per share × premium multiple.
What is the bidding determination method? The bidding determination method means that investors make subscription entrustments through the trading network of securities exchanges within a specified time at a price not lower than the issuance floor price and in accordance with the purchase limit ratio or quantity.
After the subscription period expires, the trading system of the trading venue will prioritize all valid subscriptions based on the principle of price priority and declaration time priority at the same price. Investors' subscription entrustments will be queued from high price to low price, and from high price to low price.
The cumulative effective subscription quantity. When the cumulative quantity exactly reaches or exceeds the quantity of this issuance, the price is the price of this issuance.
Index terminology Shanghai Stock Exchange Fund Index Compilation Method 1. The index name is "SSE Fund Index", and its English name is "SSE FUND INDEX".
2. The base day is the trading day before the official release, and the base day index is 1,000 points.
3. The sample selection scope is all securities investment funds listed on the exchange.
4. Public release: The fund index is released in real time through the market database, and the index code is 000011.
5. Calculation method: Calculated using the Paschal index formula, with the total shares of fund units issued as the weight.
That is: Reporting period index = (total market value of the fund during the reporting period/base period) × base day index Among them, the total market value of the fund = ∑ (fund market value × total share of fund units).
6. Correction method: When the list of sample funds changes or the total market value of the sample funds changes due to non-trading factors, the "divisor correction method" is used to correct the original divisor to ensure the continuity of index calculation.
The correction formula is: New divisor = (Total market value of the fund after correction / Total market value of the fund before correction) × Original divisor Among them, total market value after correction = Total market value before correction + New (minus) market value; (1) New
Fund listing: Whenever a new securities investment fund is listed, it will be included in the index on the second day of listing.