Any factor that could be considered important to the understanding of a particular...
Inherent factors of a company, including earnings, cash flow, balance sheet, and overall condition of the company's industry.
Basic financial and economic factors affecting the success of a company and the price of its stock. Fundamentals of a company would include factors such as earnings and revenue growth, price-earnings ratio, dividend yield and debt-to-equity ratio.
The theory that holds that stock market activity may be predicted by looking at the relative data and statistics of a stock as well as the management of the company in question and its earnings.
factors that contribute to a company's basic financial health, such as earnings, revenues, cash flow, debt level, and financial ratios.
A stock's symbol, name, last trade price and time, market capitalization, Earnings Per Share (EPS), Price-Earnings Ratio (P/E), Price/Sales Ratio, and the 52-week range (low price and high price over the previous 52 weeks).
A term which refers to basic economic (actual or anticipated supply and demand) factors determining the price of a futures contract.
refer to relevant factors or data that influence the value of a particular security, such as a company's stock or a country's currency. In the case of a stock, for example, the company's sales, earnings, debt and dividend prospects are fundamentals that would affect share price. Similarly, a country's economic growth rate, interest rate policy and trade patterns are factors that potentially influence the strength or weakness of its currency.
There are many factors that affect currency exchange rates. Macro economic factors play a large part and these are known as Fundamentals and include inflation, government deficit,trade balance,growth and interest rates.
The macro economic factors that are accepted as forming the foundation for the relative value of a currency, these include inflation, growth, trade balance, government deficit, and interest rates.
A sweeping term for all the real-world characteristics which influence a share price, from the profits being reported to the returns being achieved on the company's assets and the state of the economy. Analysts employed by stockbrokers study a mass of fundamental factors to come up with their conclusions on whether shares in a company should be bought, sold or held.
Information about a particular business or the economy used as input for the fundamental analysis. Examples include the balance sheet, P/E ratio, revenues, quality of the management team and market demand.
usually refers to the underlying economic factors affecting a particular market, country or sector and will include such aspects as industrial output, wages and raw materials costs, currency strength or weaknesses, trade balance and so on.
