In part two of this three part video series, Motley Fool writer Owen Raskiewicz explains some of the commonest metrics used by investors to gain an understanding of how highly the market values companies. These metrics are important for investors to understand in order to gain a basic understanding of how expensive a company's shares are.
Video special Part II: How to understand common valuation metrics
This short video helps investors understand some basic valuation metrics for publicly-listed companies.
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Published Owen Raszkiewicz is a Motley Fool Contributor. Owen has been a Contributor since 2013, having also spent time as a Fool writer/analyst. He also worked as an Investment Analyst at Zenith Investment Partners, Australia's top research house specialising in managed funds. Owen has appeared on Channel 10's The Project and was invited on the BBC. He holds a Masters of Applied Finance, Masters of Financial Planning, Bachelor of Technology, Advanced Diploma of Financial Services and Diploma of Mortgage Broking Management. In addition, Owen has passed Level 1 of the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) Program. He has taken the Banking + Finance Oath (BFO).
When he is not writing, Owen is Managing Director of Rask Finance, an Australian financial education company. You can email him: [email protected].
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