Sentences with phrase «times earnings»

The rather high valuation puts a limit on total returns going forward, though: If Cincinnati Financial increases its EPS by 8 % a year through 2023, and if shares trade at 20 times earnings by the end of 2023, share prices would rise by 4.5 % a year.

I used the same dividend rate for Company B, and the lower purchase price (at least at 10 times earnings) does in fact tip the scale in favor of Company B (15 % CAGR vs 13 % CAGR roughly).

Hewlett Packard, that icon of American technology, is now trading at between 5 - 7 times earnings.

They don't care if a stock trades at 50 or even 100 times earnings.

If we reinvest them, we'll see a return of roughly 15 % for Company B at 10 times earnings.

Japan was buying a lot of major real estate properties in the United States at this time, and Japan's market was trading in the range of 30 — 50 times earnings.

Therefore, since the normal P / E ratio has consistently tracked at 17 times earnings, the company's annualized rate of return has been 65 % per annum.

Just a step behind, the B - list starts with the Bank of Nova Scotia (BNS) and National Bank (NA), which both happen to yield 4.1 % and to trade at 12 times earnings.

Industrial Alliance Insurance pays a 2.7 % yield and trades at only 10 times earnings.

Imperial Oil pays the least at 1.7 % but its shares trade at only 12 times earnings.

According to index tracker MSCI, U.S. stocks are trading at a rich 24 times their earnings over the last 12 months.

But it offers a yield of 4.9 % and trades at just 7 times earnings and 0.9 times book value.

Initially I began doing rule - of - thumb tradeoffs like Price to (book plus 5 times earnings).

Trimac trades at a moderate 13 times earnings.

It pays a 3.5 % yield but its stock is a little on the expensive side at 20 times earnings.

That helps explain why its stock trades at only nine times earnings and 0.9 times book value.

At the time of writing, it was selling for only 12 times earnings and paying a 3.5 % dividend yield.

This trades at 12 times earnings.

«Anything that has a whiff of an annuity can easily trade at 30 times earnings,» he says.

It's not unusual to see companies trading well above 20 times earnings these days, especially more bond - like businesses, such as dividend - paying consumer staples, utilities and other defensive equities, says Arthur Heinmaa, chief investment officer at Cidel Asset Management.

It also trades at 9 times earnings and provides a dividend yield near 5 %, which is mighty fine because I like being paid to wait for better times.

These days the firm is profitable, trades at 11 times earnings and at just above book value.

At the other end of the spectrum, the most expensive value name is Consolidated Edison, a famous utility that primarily services New York City, which trades at 19 times earnings while paying a 3.7 % dividend yield.

While the firm pays a relatively paltry yield of 0.6 %, it trades at a sharp discount to its net asset value and at just 5 times earnings.

The company is also the largest of the four selections, it trades at about 6 times earnings, and pays a modest 1 % dividend yield.

It pays a hefty yield of 5.6 %, trades at 13 times earnings, and is very close to its 52 - week high.

It trades at just under book value and at only 10 times earnings.

CIBC (CM) provides a 5.0 % yield and trades at only 10 times earnings.

As for the current price, Markel is priced around 1.3 times book value, but the way I think about this is simply that 1.3 times book at 12 % ROE is simply 11 times earnings.

To me, a business that produces 12 % (my guess is this is quite conservative) returns going forward and is currently available at 10 or 11 times earnings is a bargain.

As I mentioned in the post, I kind of think about it on it's own absolute value... If I think the value will compound at 12 % going forward (at least for a period of years), and I am paying only 11 times earnings, that's a pretty good value.

The stock trades at 19.3 times earnings and yields 2.8 %.

However, if the Toyota Industries» GAAP income account is adjusted to pick up Toyota Industries» share of the portfolio companies» retained earnings (i.e., earnings not distributed as dividends), then Toyota Industries Common is selling at less than 10 times earnings.

Stock trades at about 10 times earnings expectations made Delta Airlines an attractive pick in 2017.

If Markel produces 13 % ROE over time, then you're paying 10 times earnings at the current price (At the risk of stating the obvious, let's review simple math and invert our P / B thinking with a quick example of Stock XYZ.

Moscow's stock market trades at 9.2 times earnings.

The fellow who paid nine times earnings for this stock in March 2002 did very well over the next five years as the market cap soared from $ 92 million to $ 656 million.

Clearly, although Yamana Gold's price appears very low at less than $ 3 per share, its valuation relative to fundamentals (earnings) is very high at almost 30 times earnings.

The Canadian stock market trades at about 16 times earnings and at about 1.2 times book value.

Did the fellow who paid 68 times earnings for Nestlé India in 1992 overpay?

For instance, since the early 1980s, the yield on the benchmark 10 - year Treasury note has fallen from roughly 16 % to 2 % and the Standard & Poor's 500 - stock index has climbed from less than eight times earnings to 25 times earnings.

This would bring valuations down from 20.7 times earnings to well below the historic average of 18.7, while the competitive returns from banks and government bonds will remain derisory by historic standards.

That compares with a long - term average price that is 22.9 times earnings.

It has a number of different classes of shares and I analyzed it using Google Translate, but as far as I can tell it trades at about 70 % of book value and less than six times earnings.

Western Union was trading at 10 times earnings in a market trading at 17.

The 4th rule is interesting because a stock that is selling at say 18 times earnings would qualify (given the other conditions), and that valuation is not exactly what you'd call cheap.

The median P / E ratio has fallen from about 19 times earnings last year this time, which indicates a clear improvement in the valuation of the typical stock in the index.

Bull markets that run to 19 or 20 times earnings, or above, most often coincide with low or declining levels of economic variability.

These high - growth companies were supposedly stable and worth buying even when their valuations approached 100 times earnings.

They are all large profitable dividend payers, which have grown their dividends in recent times and trade for less than 20 times earnings.