Market cap is the stock market’s price tag for a company.Formula: Share price × outstanding shares
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Money the company earns from selling products or services, before subtracting costs.
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The profit left after all expenses and taxes. A negative number means the company lost money.Formula: Total income − total expenses
-$25.5M
Money the company holds as cash or investments that can quickly turn into cash.Formula: Cash + cash equivalents
$577.3K
How much of each dollar of sales remains after paying the direct costs of what the company sells.Formula: Gross profit ÷ revenue × 100%
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How much of each dollar of sales the company keeps as profit after all expenses and taxes.Formula: Net income ÷ revenue × 100%
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Profit for each share over the trailing 12 months, adjusted for stock splits.Formula: Earnings available to common shareholders ÷ weighted-average shares
-$1.26
How much investors pay for each dollar of the company’s yearly earnings. It is not useful when the company has no profit.Formula: Share price ÷ trailing 12-month EPS
