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Earnings Per Share Explained | Phil Town

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Wow That's some crazy stuff Thanks for the video
Comment from : @joec6356

very simple and easy to grasp thanks!
Comment from : @Eldegiz1980

I read your book I learned a lot, thanks Phil
Comment from : @smithjan1409

Thanks for this video! 💪🏻
Comment from : @asmrcoasmr

I have no idea what the hell is happening
Comment from : @Proud_Troll

Cruel accounting teheheheee
Comment from : @AlexaThinks

HI THANKYOU FOR THE SIMPLE EXPLANATIONS I hope you have a good day, I love you 💛
Comment from : @jaryenastan

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Comment from : @李奥-k4r

What's the difference between earnings per share and return on equity?
Comment from : @rossfriedman6570

Accrual Accounting not Cruel Accounting
Comment from : @josezamora5908

It was nice and informative brwhat are consideration for day traders in your perspective
Comment from : @tariqsoomro2016

Earnings-per-share and Price-to-Earnings seem similar to me, but I haven't really thought seriously about their difference
Comment from : @Discovery_and_Change

This video is very helpful and have a clear explanation compared to other channels Kudos Phil
Comment from : @djben928

HOW is EPS compared to cash flow exactly?brbrNo example was given or even explained how exactly that is done
Comment from : @kingtigercrownestate9102

So recently a company tanked after beating revenue estimates and showed nearly 50 in growth yet had a terrible EPS Wondering how this happened
Comment from : @JADiaz10

Thanks for the video But I still don't understand: if EPS isn't paid to us as investors why do we care and how is attributable to us? As long as the stock price goes up (with momentum or young companies they're usually negative EPS anyway) I just don't get why it matters, it doesn't increase the stock price?
Comment from : @netsurfer007

does anybody know how i can find the number of outstanding shares on yahoo finance??
Comment from : @effortlessrelaxation669

so good
Comment from : @f75

Thank you, Very Helpfull
Comment from : @AlexetRex

The bigger eps the better, correct?
Comment from : @stoicaalex90

thank you for your videos
Comment from : @hoangnguyenhohuu

Thanks for the explanation like the pace even though I’ve listened to it x 4 brDeserves a follow in return ROI !!! 😃
Comment from : @acmilon

Made sense ,thanks
Comment from : @XxN8iVeSc0uTxX

whats a good EPS ratio
Comment from : @Bellamontaria

With earning per share does that mean I earn that amount of money for every share I own?
Comment from : @yester8946

EPS is actually net income - dividends/shares outstanding He has it listed as net income/dividends
Comment from : @jasonparker5746

Stellar video, Phil Thank you!
Comment from : @letlotlomache1448

Thank you for sharing this, it helped me understand EPS!
Comment from : @harmonyfox

Thank you 🙏🏽
Comment from : @2121samar

That was actually really good!
Comment from : @ozzyfromspace

Great explanation Thanks!
Comment from : @mezamax93

Can I ask a boneheaded question?brIf I buy a stock worth $80 and it gets up to $250 how do I know how much I made? Is it 250 minus 80 times the amount I invested? Is it that simple?
Comment from : @randyhelgeson1254

thank you
Comment from : @barbratafadzwamupambare3744

I don't understand the concept If shareholders only own a percentage of the company, why are they entitled to all of the profit?
Comment from : @dennisferreira9530

This is a very well made video with clear and simple explanation Thank you I just Subscribed 😁👍
Comment from : @jonnysee6202

How do I check earnings against cash flow I better look up the meaning of cash flow
Comment from : @marlonl1495

Perfectly explained, easy to understand
Comment from : @drScorp1on

Thanks, excellent explanation of EPS for a beginner such as myself Look forward to watching more!
Comment from : @mattyfro73

Is EPS a relevant stat if you’re focused on growth investing as opposed to dividend investing?
Comment from : @oceanthresher6184

CRUEL accounting? You made a graphic with this in on purpose? How much do you actually know about accounting??? You now have zero credibility, sorry
Comment from : @charlottewood2102

Whatchu smoking?
Comment from : @DevinPossinger

Thank you so much for these videos, sir!
Comment from : @yasthroyarslo6103

Excellent explanation!
Comment from : @al-means-theandlah-means-m7276

Great video!
Comment from : @kryztalortiz02

One part that confused me is that this is earnings per share yet, unless there's dividends, share holders get no cut of that money What is the correlation between stock price and earnings?
Comment from : @linuxd

Amazing!!! brbrI'm so happy I'm understanding this 🥳🥳🥳🥳
Comment from : @linuxd

Nice vid!
Comment from : @josebernal8765

Can u please, do a tutorials about s&p 500 index funds
Comment from : @adwoaantwiwaaamoako7681

Hi Phil Thank you for making this video! It was very useful for me!
Comment from : @brennenmoloney4736

thanks to u alot sir u really gave to us the whole concept in a manner which is very brilliant
Comment from : @abdirisakwarsame1894

This video was amazing Thank you
Comment from : @lobochapindewallstreet4451

very thankful I can now get my dream car due to this program here, be z h i g h p a y c o m/b
Comment from : @jyotikanwar9056

Yes I enjoyed this video
Comment from : @jordanbrookes5826

Great lesson, thanks
Comment from : @gavinsellars6456

Very understandable and helpful br#🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
Comment from : @Nicoandcashfan7

What is eps and the different between EPS
Comment from : @yvettescott5977

Is EPS against cash flow something I can see in the stock screener for a certain stock?
Comment from : @thepound4poundsportslounge583

Thanks for the videobrbrPls, what's the significance of comparing EPS with Cash flow? I need more insight
Comment from : @qengold1091

keep posting like this sir'
Comment from : @anubinjoy

on a balance sheet what would net income be? would net income be the same as revenue? thanks
Comment from : @Snowboardgal77

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Comment from : @lathanmos3secolsmoses615

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Comment from : @lathanmos3secolsmoses615

Thanks Phil I finally grapsed the meaning of EPS during this video, and can see the value of knowing a company's number
Comment from : @robwolfe6120

Outstanding explanation The best video on EPS out therr
Comment from : @he5354

So what is the difference between EPS and Yield?
Comment from : @diegoaquino6449

Thank you
Comment from : @robertdominguez7629

Subscribed
Comment from : @onamawad1

Nice and to the point - good starting point!
Comment from : @cobbnb

Thank you Phil for explaining EPS to a complete amateur like myself
Comment from : @humanbeing2009

Great Video! Very Informative
Comment from : @SurferBum1002

What is a good eps? Would $239 be good?
Comment from : @christophercastillo3796

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Comment from : @sivaganeshm2978

Great information
Comment from : @BadFoHealth

This has been the best explaination for EPS that i heard since i have been researching the definition
Comment from : @thecommentarybk7687

Thanks for elaborating
Comment from : @charliexemp73

Matching EPS with CashFlow is excellent advice, Thank You, Phil for educating us
Comment from : @AmitSingh-re4te

who has a finance exam coming up?
Comment from : @MrHashemt

You are hot, Phil
Comment from : @lenering1084

It's accrual, not cruel
Comment from : @sers499

Great information Phil what I would like to know is the different between EPS and HEPS?
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Comment from : @孙颖-n4b

Very knowledgeable and in-depth I love this video Thank you sir
Comment from : @pugliesepitching

Love your videosbinge watch on the weekends!
Comment from : @vintagegirl3372

enjoyed watching this thank you but I couldn't stop laughing at "cruel accounting" hehehehehe
Comment from : @teri7935

hey phil town, bought and read your rule #1 book, really good I have a question - what is your minimum recommend earnings yield? 10 as well? Or can it be lower, eg 7?
Comment from : @AverageAngel

Isn't EPS basically a measurement of how valuable the company is per share? And in that sense, how is it different from just looking at the stock price?
Comment from : @bradydyson65

Great video
Comment from : @sagemulkey9890

Thank you sir, great video, I was confused but now because the great educational video and patience, I do understand, thanks and God bless you Hope to see more educational video from you, again thanksbrbrRespectfully;brAndy
Comment from : @andycobra49aor

Very well explained! Thank you!
Comment from : @janinebezuidenhout9982

This sounds so professional until it says "cruel accounting" lol i think he means accrual accounting
Comment from : @ferrerorocher8175

Hi Mr Phil, i already read your book Rule nº1, and i had difficulty to calculate the future eps, so i can't calculate correctily the SP and MOSbrCan i use the future p/e that some financial sites (ex: Yahoo finance or MSN Money), post for the stocks?
Comment from : @gustavocoelho11

i think EPS divided by share price is an even better metric for comparing companies Otherwise you're not taking into account how expensive the stock is
Comment from : @Caomusca

Thanks informative video
Comment from : @ishtzedek

Really good explanation of EPS indicators showing benefits AND also warnings of how some companies can use it to drive UP the stock price/dilute the stock
Comment from : @davebarkerdesign