P/E ratio: The price/earnings ratio (P/E ratio) is the best-known valuation ratio. The lower it is, the more favorable. The basis here is boersengefluester.de's own forecasts for the earnings per share expected for 2026.
Div-Rend. 2024: The dividend yield is a popular indicator, especially among private investors. Here we show the ratio of the expected dividend for the 2024 financial year - it will be paid out after the annual general meeting in 2025 - to the current share price.
P/B ratio: The price-to-book ratio (P/B ratio) is an important substance ratio. It puts the current equity (adjusted for minority interests) in relation to the current share price. The lower the P/B ratio, the more advantageous it is. A high P/B ratio is usually accompanied by an above-average return on equity.
P/S ratio: The price-to-sales ratio (P/S) puts the current stock market value in relation to the sales revenues of the past fiscal year. The lower the P/S , the more favorable. Highly profitable and young companies regularly have a rather high P/S.
P/CF: The price/cash flow ratio (P/CF) shows the ratio of the share price to the cash flow from ordinary activities from the past financial year. The lower the P/CF, the better. The ratio is particularly popular with Anglo-Saxon investors.
EV/FCF: The ratio of enterprise value (EV) to free cash flow (FCF) is an important indicator for stock analysis and can be interpreted in a similar way to the "normal" P/E ratio. The lower the value, the better. Free cash flow (operating cash flow minus cash flow from investing activities) indicates how much money a company has available at the end of a financial year for profit distributions or debt repayment. The figure for FCF is taken from the most recently available annual report. Calculation of enterprise value: Stock market value + net financial liabilities (including pension provisions).
FCF-Yield: The free cash flow yield indicates how high the free cash flow is as a percentage of the enterprise value. The higher the ratio, the more attractive it is for investors. The free cash flow (operating cash flow minus cash flow from investing activities) is taken from the most recent annual report. Calculation of enterprise value: Stock market value + net financial liabilities (including pension provisions)ow-Rendite (FCF-Rendite) Explain
EV/EBITDA: The ratio of enterprise value (EV) to EBITDA (earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization) is an important key figure for share analysis and can be interpreted in a similar way to the "normal" P/E ratio. The lower the value, the better. EBITDA shows the pure operating earnings strength and thus facilitates the comparison of different companies. The figure for EBITDA is taken from the most recent annual report. Calculation of enterprise value: Market capitalization + net financial liabilities (including pension provisions).
Shiller ratio: In this special form of the P/E ratio, we put the current share price in relation to the average earnings per share over the past ten years. The Shiller P/E ratio thus shows a kind of "typical" P/E ratio for a longer economic cycle. The lower the value, the better. The ratio was developed by the U.S. economist and Nobel laureate in economics Robert James Shiller. The Shiller P/E ratio is calculated here on the basis of data from BGFL.
Marketcap: The stock marketcap is calculated by multiplying the current share price by the current total number of shares and shows the value of a company. The figures are in EUR. Important for second-tier investors: Institutional investors often only look at companies whose stock market value is sustainably above EUR 100 million.
The market value of the free float - also referred to as the free float MarkeCap - reflects the portion of the market capitalization that is in free float. The figure is given in million euros.
Enterprise value - EV for short - is also referred to as company value. In the practical formula used here, it comprises the normal stock market value minus cash and cash equivalents plus financial liabilities. The EV makes it easier to compare companies with different levels of debt. The figure is given in million euros.
Percentage distance of the current share price from the historical high (All-Time-High). The ATH is usually based on Xetra prices during the course of the day (intraday). From a chart-technical perspective, it is often argued that stocks with a fresh record high are "free to the upside". From this point of view, it is quite interesting to look for stocks near their all-time highs
200 T-line: The 200-day moving average line is the best-known indicator in charting. It provides indications of market sentiment. A very large gap to the top can indicate overheated markets. At the same time, the 200-day line is an important support or a stubborn resistance to the upside.
The 60-day average line is a key figure from the chart technique. It provides indications of the rather short-term market sentiment and helps to place stop prices.
The equity ratio is the ratio of shareholders' equity to the balance sheet total. It is based on the last financial year. A high equity ratio indicates a strong balance sheet. It is also worth considering the level of the capital ratio in relation to the sector. Banks and insurance companies always have rather low equity ratios.
Return on equity is the ratio of net income or loss for the year to reported equity. The basis is the most recently completed financial year.
The net cash ratio shows the percentage of the current share price that is backed by net cash (liquidity minus financial liabilities minus pension provisions). It is based on current balance sheet data.
The EBITDA margin is the ratio of earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization to sales. The basis is the most recently completed financial year.
The EBIT margin is the ratio of earnings before interest and taxes to sales. The basis is the most recently completed financial year.
The net margin is the ratio of net income or loss to net sales. The basis is the most recently completed financial year.
Number of employees at Group level at the most recent fiscal year-end.
Sales per employee at the end of the most recent fiscal year are an indication of a company's value creation power.
BGFL-P/E-Ratio: This ratio developed by boersengefluester.de (BGFL) shows the ratio of P/E 2026 to the average PE of the past 10 years. BGFL P/E ratios smaller than 1 therefore mean that the current P/E ratio is lower than the historical average. A value of 2.0, for example, means that the current P/E ratio is twice as high as the average of the past 10 years. The lower the ratio, the more advantageous it is.
BGFL-PB ratio: This ratio, developed by boersengefluester.de (BGFL), shows the ratio of the current price-to-book ratio (P/B ratio) to the average P/B ratio of the past 10 years. BGFL-KBV ratios smaller than 1 therefore mean that the current KBV is lower than the historical average. A value of, for example, 2.0, on the other hand, means that the current CFT is twice as high as the average value of the past 10 years. The lower the ratio, the more advantageous it is.
BGFL dividend ratio: This ratio developed by boersengefluester.de (BGFL) shows the ratio of the current dividend yield to the average yield of the past 10 years. BGFL dividend ratios greater than 1 therefore mean that the current dividend yield is greater than the historical average. A value of, say, 0.5, on the other hand, means that the current yield is only half as high as the average of the past 10 years. The higher the ratio, the more advantageous it is.
With the BGFL-AllStar-Ratio filter, we list all stocks, we list all companies from our database where the current P/E ratios and P/B ratios are significantly lower than the 10-year average - and in addition, the current dividend yield is also noticeably higher than the average of the past 10 years. Specifically, the P/E ratio must be 25 per cent lower than the historical average, the KBV must be 20 per cent cheaper and the dividend yield should be at least 20 per cent higher than the long-term average. There may be good reasons for this favourable valuation. Basically, however, the alphabetically sorted BGFL AllStar Ratio list provides a good indicator for potentially interesting stocks, which is only available in this form on boersengefluester.de.
