Per Morningstar
TTM EPS of $ 5.79 the payout ratio is somewhere near 40 %, which is still very good.
I think there's still more pain ahead since the low oil prices haven't worked their way through
TTM EPS, but I also don't think someone would be unhappy snagging XOM here at this price when looking back on it in a decade or two.
Now it appears that we have the same thoughts that the stock price has further to fall based on your comment above about
the TTM EPS.
(This payout ratio is looking at
TTM EPS, factoring in adjusted Q1 FY 2018 EPS.)
(The P / E ratio is looking at
TTM EPS, but I've factored out special one - time gains for Q1 FY 2018 GAAP EPS.)
Not exact matches
Despite PEP's impressive
TTM performance (improving margin, rising NOPAT), earnings expectations (as defined by «consensus
EPS») have fallen from $ 5.72 to $ 5.58 over the past year.
The stock trades at 29.6 x
TTM earnings and at 18.2 x NTM
EPS.
Diebold trades at 10.3 x
TTM EV / EBITDA and 17x FY15
EPS.
The historical metric uses trailing
EPS (
ttm), while their metric used forward earnings estimates.