Share price divided by earnings per share, a common measure of how expensive a stock is relative to its profit. PSEye computes this from the earnings per share in each company's latest annual filing, so it's an annual figure as of the fiscal year shown next to it, not a rolling trailing-twelve-month one, and can be up to a year behind. Shows N/A rather than a number for a company that reported a loss (there are no earnings to price against), one with no annual filing on record, or one of the handful of PSE issuers that report in US or Canadian dollars.
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