Many of teachers are there for teach with different way but, you understand one of them. that''s doesn't mean other are irresponsible i.e. you mentioned didn't teach me anything. Please as a very humble if you get something from just appreciate not blaming other ones. never mind if i hurt you. Good day
@@umerbutt9240 Ive had three accounting professors. All of them would rather have us refer to "Our infinite resources" such as TH-cam rather than teach the concepts. Not everyone grasps this hard ass math without thought.
Big thanks for your amazing efforts and beautiful way of explaining things specially when you come on the reasons behind certain accounting treatments and calculations....
Thanks for this video. Do you also have a video showing the calculation of WA common shares outstansing showing stock dividends, stock split, stock options, treasury shares, newly issued shares? How do you treat these kinds of changes in stocks?
@Bruno Kenji Great answer. Is this always weighted average based on time? or can ((end)+(start))/2 also work? I think I saw the latter in my training notes for post-grad qualification, but the former makes more sense and provides a less distorted figure.
Do yuo have an example of a EPS rights issue e.g. Marks plc has produced the following net profit figures: 2017 €1.1m 2016 €1.5m On 1 January 2016 the number of shares outstanding was 500,000. During 2017 the company announced a rights issue with the following details: Rights: 3 new shares for each 5 outstanding (300,000 new shares in total) Exercise price: €5.00 Date of rights issue: 1 May 2017 The market (fair value) of one share in Marks plc immediately prior to exercise was €11. Required Calculate EPS for 2017 and the 2016 figure as it would appear in the financial statements for 2017 and 2016.
Saying how and implementing it on a search is extremely frustrating. There are a lot of crappy stocks with super low volume that have low P/E ratios. And of course you want to scan for +EPS to come up with a +P/E? If scanning on FINVIZ, how would you go about it?
I have questions. Supa Inc. is considering plans A and B for financing their new Systems project of OMR 6 million. Plan A involves issuance of 250,000 shares of common stock at the current market price of OMR 2 per share. Plan B involves issuance of OMR 5 million, 8% bonds at face value. Income before interest and taxes on the new plant will be OMR2.5million. Income taxes are expected to be 20%. Supa, Inc. currently has 100,000 shares of common stock outstanding. Advice Supa Inc. as to which plan would be better and why?
I have a question about BEPS. If preferred stock was converted into common stock within a year, should the weighted-average number of common stock include the converted common stock in calculating BEPS? Thanks !
Once the stock has been converted from preferred stock to common stock, it is treated like common stock. Thus, it would be included in the weighted average in the month it converted to common stock and all the future months.
Sorry, but I don't have the time to help people solve individual homework problems. Hopefully one of the viewers can help you out. Best of luck to you!
The earnings per share is a useful measure of profitability when compared with EPS of other similar companies. It gives a view of the comparative earning power of companies. You can also look at EPS over time and see if the earning power of the company has improved or deteriorated.
With a current market value of equity of RM32,400. Currently, the firm has excess cash of RM2,100, total assets of RM22,400, net income of RM3,210, and 800 shares of stock outstanding. The company is going to use all of its excess cash to repurchase shares of stock. What will the stock price per share be after the stock repurchase is completed? Anyone can help ?
Thanks, You pretty much taught all of my accounting. My teacher didn't teach me anything.
Many of teachers are there for teach with different way but, you understand one of them. that''s doesn't mean other are irresponsible i.e. you mentioned didn't teach me anything. Please as a very humble if you get something from just appreciate not blaming other ones. never mind if i hurt you. Good day
My professor used this guys videos in class lol
@@umerbutt9240 Ive had three accounting professors. All of them would rather have us refer to "Our infinite resources" such as TH-cam rather than teach the concepts. Not everyone grasps this hard ass math without thought.
Or maybe you did not pay good attention. Probability.
Thanks for going over what happens if preferences are declared, or otherwise entitled. Makes perfect sense, but explaining it cements the matter.
Thank you!
Still helpful after 11 years👍
Thank you!
Big thanks for your amazing efforts and beautiful way of explaining things specially when you come on the reasons behind certain accounting treatments and calculations....
Thanks for this video. Do you also have a video showing the calculation of WA common shares outstansing showing stock dividends, stock split, stock options, treasury shares, newly issued shares? How do you treat these kinds of changes in stocks?
Great recap of EPS
Watching after ten year's 😮
Great videos! Could you explain how to calculate the weighted average common shares outstanding?
@Bruno Kenji Great answer. Is this always weighted average based on time? or can ((end)+(start))/2 also work? I think I saw the latter in my training notes for post-grad qualification, but the former makes more sense and provides a less distorted figure.
Much needed
Awesome video! Keep it up!
Do yuo have an example of a EPS rights issue e.g. Marks plc has produced the following net profit figures:
2017 €1.1m
2016 €1.5m
On 1 January 2016 the number of shares outstanding was 500,000. During 2017 the company announced a rights issue with the following details:
Rights: 3 new shares for each 5 outstanding (300,000 new shares in total)
Exercise price: €5.00
Date of rights issue: 1 May 2017
The market (fair value) of one share in Marks plc immediately prior to exercise was €11.
Required
Calculate EPS for 2017 and the 2016 figure as it would appear in the financial statements for 2017 and 2016.
I understand it now
Great!
1:52 thew are very useful
Thanks a lot
Saying how and implementing it on a search is extremely frustrating. There are a lot of crappy stocks with super low volume that have low P/E ratios. And of course you want to scan for +EPS to come up with a +P/E? If scanning on FINVIZ, how would you go about it?
Thanks
What will be the formula if Tax have been paid?
i want to know the answer for that too ?!
Bro, net income simply means profit after tax and other deductions. So what are you talking?
How do you record dividends that are cumulative that have not been declared? How do you record a value that does not exist? Do you project one?
Look at the dividend $ amount or find the % value $ amount then ÷ it by 12 if paid monthly or ÷4 if they pay quarterly
What if the ebit is negative figure? How to calculate eps?
what's the programme that u r using?
Greet but pleas can you make video about stock compensation
Net income was net income after tax or before tax?
I have questions. Supa Inc. is considering plans A and B for financing their new Systems project of OMR 6 million. Plan A involves issuance of 250,000 shares of common stock at the current market price of OMR 2 per share. Plan B involves issuance of OMR 5 million, 8% bonds at face value. Income before interest and taxes on the new plant will be OMR2.5million. Income taxes are expected to be 20%. Supa, Inc. currently has 100,000 shares of common stock outstanding.
Advice Supa Inc. as to which plan would be better and why?
Can you please answer this question!!😢
I have a question about BEPS. If preferred stock was converted into common stock within a year, should the weighted-average number of common stock include the converted common stock in calculating BEPS? Thanks !
Once the stock has been converted from preferred stock to common stock, it is treated like common stock. Thus, it would be included in the weighted average in the month it converted to common stock and all the future months.
Edspira thank so much for your reply! Always appreciated for your help!!
Do I have to a calculation of Company Net Income take away dividends and then divide it to Common Shares
Eps 60c
Dividend cover 2.5
Published dividend yield 4.8%
What is the price of ordinary shares
Can you answer this
Sorry, but I don't have the time to help people solve individual homework problems. Hopefully one of the viewers can help you out. Best of luck to you!
@@Edspira sir who to find estimated eps please tell me
why trader or investor should look for EPS of particular company?
The earnings per share is a useful measure of profitability when compared with EPS of other similar companies. It gives a view of the comparative earning power of companies. You can also look at EPS over time and see if the earning power of the company has improved or deteriorated.
I only see Common stock on my sheet not common shares
With a current market value of equity of RM32,400. Currently, the firm has excess cash of RM2,100, total assets of RM22,400, net income of RM3,210, and 800 shares of stock outstanding. The company is going to use all of its excess cash to repurchase shares of stock. What will the stock price per share be after the stock repurchase is completed?
Anyone can help ?
Is that net income for quarterly or annual?
It depends on the accounting period which is rarely less than 12 months.