Compare Price Earnings Ratio Across Equities
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Cross Equities Price Earnings Ratio Analysis
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| 2010 | 2011 | 2012 | 2013 | 2014 | 2015 | 2016 | 2017 | 2018 | 2019 | 2020 | 2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| M | 25.6972 | 13.5434 | 13.5434 | 13.5434 | 8.7584 | 8.7584 | 8.7584 | 8.7584 | 8.7584 | 8.7584 | 48.6509 | 48.6509 | 48.6509 | 48.6509 | 14.8691 |
| W | (126) | (126) | (126) | (171) | (6.7876) | (51.4834) | (15.3232) | (28.5434) | (15.9888) | (8.4626) | 117 | (151) | (2.6193) | (9.5309) | (10.01) |
| DIBS | (48.6584) | (35.7608) | (35.7608) | (35.7608) | (35.7608) | (35.7608) | (35.7608) | (35.7608) | (35.7608) | (35.7608) | (85.2146) | (22.672) | (8.6732) | (8.1903) | (8.6) |
| AN | (8.3333) | 17.793 | 15.1644 | 16.0264 | 16.3488 | 14.9358 | 11.6511 | 11.551 | 8.1948 | 9.7368 | 16.149 | 6.3148 | 4.3858 | 6.5596 | 7.81 |
| BQ | (18.9382) | (18.9382) | (18.9382) | (18.9382) | (18.9382) | (18.9382) | (18.9382) | (18.9382) | (18.9382) | (26.1492) | (16.9041) | (1.9968) | (1.1602) | (0.1881) | (0.2) |
| FL | 9.2661 | 13.3525 | 13.3525 | 13.3525 | 8.406 | 8.406 | 8.406 | 8.406 | 8.406 | 8.406 | (8.4238) | (8.4238) | (8.4238) | (8.4238) | 14.7276 |
| HD | 38.8679 | 22.0216 | 22.0216 | 22.0216 | 22.0216 | 22.5114 | 22.5114 | 22.5114 | 22.5114 | 22.5114 | 23.4659 | 23.4659 | 23.4659 | 23.4659 | 22.5443 |
| JD | (605) | (605) | (619) | (20.8 K) | (181) | (114) | (349) | 8.6 K | (475) | 49.9567 | 17.5984 | (155) | 58.208 | 6.5343 | 6.86 |
| JL | 8 K | 8 K | 8 K | 8 K | 8 K | 8 K | 8 K | 8 K | 8 K | 8 K | 8 K | 4.1 K | 2.8 K | 371 | 352 |
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