I have been looking at getting into the German stock market, but am a bit perplexed by the terms in use. Basically I'd like to know the Yield, P/E, P/S, EPS, DPS and a few other values of each company, but my broker tells me everything in German language equivalents.
Does anyone out there know what all these terms below mean?
KGVe
KCVe
DIVe
Any help is welcome, I know I can check yahoo or other sites to see it in English, but I would also like to know what are the German equivalents, and if there are other ratios that the Germans like to use that are not used elsewhere
eurovol
Feb 2 2006, 1:50 pm
Sebias
Feb 2 2006, 1:57 pm
KGV = P/E
KCV = similar to KGV meaning Kurs (aka Price) Cashflow Verhältnis
good source for all investment related stuff is:
Onvista
To answer my own question, I assembled this list of translations from some sites I looked at today:
Last Trade: Letzter Kurs
Trade Time: Kurszeit
Change: Veränderung
Prev Close: Letzt. Schlußk
Open: Eröffnungskurs
Bid: Geldkurs
Ask: Briefkurs
1y Target Est: Kursziel 1J
Day's Range: Tagesspanne
52wk Range: 52W Spanne
Volume: Volumen
Avg Vol (3m): Ø Volumen
Market Cap: Mkt. Kap.
P/E (ttm): KGV (ttm)
EPS (ttm): GpA (ttm)
Div & Yield: DpA [though not exact]