Step 3 of 5 · Learn stocks
Ratios & tools
Use numbers as evidence, know when they mislead.
P/E, ROE, ROCE, debt, cash flow — one idea each.
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What is P/E ratio?
Price to earnings — formula, intuition, and classic traps.
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Open →What is EPS?
Earnings per share — the denominator behind many headlines.
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Open →What is P/B ratio?
Price to book — useful for some sectors, misleading for others.
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Open →What is ROE?
Return on equity — engine quality with a debt caveat.
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Open →What is ROCE?
Return on capital employed — capital efficiency in practice.
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Open →Debt to equity ratio explained
Leverage basics — when debt helps and when it hurts.
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Open →Interest coverage ratio
Can operating profit comfortably service interest?
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Open →What is EBITDA?
Operating profitability before interest, tax, depreciation.
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Open →EV/EBITDA explained
Enterprise value thinking when debt matters.
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Open →Operating margin & net margin
How much of sales survives as operating and net profit.
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Open →What is free cash flow?
Cash left after keeping the business running and investing.
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Open →Working capital basics
Receivables, inventory, payables — growth can eat cash.
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Open →What is PEG ratio?
Growth-adjusted P/E — useful idea, fragile estimates.
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Open →Dividend yield explained
Cash returned to shareholders — and when a high yield warns you.
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Open →Promoter holding & pledging
Ownership skin in the game — and leverage risk on promoters.
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