P/E ratios? where can I find this online?

[glen]

I want to find all stocks within a certain P/E range.

 

[hans007]

Originally posted by: glen
I want to find all stocks within a certain P/E range.

thats gonna be pretty though..




i'll start you off with one.

nvda . p/e ratio 11.6

 

[luvya]

Price per earning ratio?? WoooHOOOO!! It pays to be a econ major!! WoHOOOO!!

 

[etech]

Hoovers

Yahoo

WSRN

BusinessWeek Online

Stockselector

stockpoint

siliconinvestor

I used to like this screener software but it's been awhile since I had it loaded. It's worth a look.
MyTrader



luvya "Price per earning ratio?? WoooHOOOO!! It pays to be a econ major!! WoHOOOO!! "

For being an econ major you certainly weren't any help.

 

[Random Variable]

It's funny how P/E ratios suddenly become important in a bear market.

 

[Evadman]

I use fool.com and the paper. The Chicago tribune lists the P/E ratio. Would take a while of searching though.

 

[hans007]

i think he wants some engine


that he can just go...


nasdaq
p/e range
bunch of check boxes


and it makesa list. a very long list probably

 

[GasX]

P/E isn't nearly as important as growth rate, cash flow and D/E

 

[Woody40]

www.zacks.com and go to Screening. You can then set a range for different variables including P/E ratio.

 

[Mister T]

be careful about what P/E you are talking about...

P/E '02 or P/E '03

your best resource is a bloomberg terminal They cost about 10K a month.
On bloomber you could can a search for companies with the following criteria:

P/E 03 - Under 15x
Makt cap - 500MM and up
Indicated Dividend Yield - 3%+
Payout ration - Less than 75%
D/E less than 1

that'll come up with several bargains

 

[Fulcrum]

P/E by itself is not very helpful. You have to did deeper into a company's financial statements and get a grasp of the whole picture. The problem right now in the market is that the average investor feels that they cannot trust the "E" in P/E. Everyone is afraid of being caught caught up in another fraud scandal because a company was playing with their numbers and "E" that report to the public aren't the true earnings of the company. Why do want to know all the stocks within a P/E range? Is it for some investment plan you have or are you doing some reasearch for other reasons?

 

[yakko]

Originally posted by: luvya
Price per earning ratio?? WoooHOOOO!! It pays to be a econ major!! WoHOOOO!!

If it pays then where is my money?

 

[luvya]

:Q

 

[Muadib]

I'm just here looking for a good stock tip. Carry on...