The Owner's Memo #3
For readers: adding 1998 Q2's EPS back until 1997 Q3's EPS, you get $4.37/share. Then the Trailing 12-month P/E. Inverse it to get the earnings yield.
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For readers: adding 1998 Q2's EPS back until 1997 Q3's EPS, you get $4.37/share. Then the Trailing 12-month P/E. Inverse it to get the earnings yield.
This is great content! I very much appreciate you making this available for free to us. I cannot wait to read the rest of your articles.
Glad to hear that!