How to Calculate EPS (Earnings Per Share)

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Title	:	How to Calculate EPS (Earnings Per Share)
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1:52 thew are very useful brThanks a lot
Comment from : @ahmadalinaseri9600

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? brbrAnyone can help ?
Comment from : @bryanwong9215

Still helpful after 11 years👍
Comment from : @pubgmobileclashroyale4725

Watching after ten year's 😮
Comment from : @Taxconsultantancy_

Great recap of EPS
Comment from : @JimBWith

What if the ebit is negative figure? How to calculate eps?
Comment from : @RakibHasan-ii7yq

Much needed
Comment from : @marionsalvatore3687

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?
Comment from : @spectra7gaming471

Thanks for going over what happens if preferences are declared, or otherwise entitled Makes perfect sense, but explaining it cements the matter
Comment from : @flake8382

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?
Comment from : @kayecena5773

Is that net income for quarterly or annual?
Comment from : @reviewithme9913

Net income was net income after tax or before tax?
Comment from : @lilyvalleyyy

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 OMR25million Income taxes are expected to be 20 Supa, Inc currently has 100,000 shares of common stock outstandingbrAdvice Supa Inc as to which plan would be better and why?
Comment from : @riskdangerous3154

Great videos! Could you explain how to calculate the weighted average common shares outstanding?
Comment from : @rudysassafras

I only see Common stock on my sheet not common shares
Comment from : @YN07718

Do yuo have an example of a EPS rights issue eg Marks plc has produced the following net profit figures: br br2017 €11m br2016 €15m br brOn 1 January 2016 the number of shares outstanding was 500,000 During 2017 the company announced a rights issue with the following details: br brRights: 3 new shares for each 5 outstanding (300,000 new shares in total) brExercise price: €500 brDate of rights issue: 1 May 2017 br brThe market (fair value) of one share in Marks plc immediately prior to exercise was €11 br brRequired br brCalculate EPS for 2017 and the 2016 figure as it would appear in the financial statements for 2017 and 2016
Comment from : @denisfogarty1276

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 !
Comment from : @一点一滴学英文

why trader or investor should look for EPS of particular company?
Comment from : @yuekai3794

Eps 60cbrDividend cover 25brPublished dividend yield 48brbrWhat is the price of ordinary sharesbrCan you answer this
Comment from : @manojm1n

what's the programme that u r using?
Comment from : @chloechau_aerial

Greet but pleas can you make video about stock compensation
Comment from : @TruePromise

I understand it now
Comment from : @baileyjoshA13

Thanks brWhat will be the formula if Tax have been paid?
Comment from : @resupedint

Thanks, You pretty much taught all of my accounting My teacher didn't teach me anything
Comment from : @gatsbymovingrubber

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
Comment from : @waeldalgamouni6837