EV/Ebitda ratio updated realtime with true value of market cap .
Market cap = last price * total number of shares EV = market cap - debts + cash
This indicator, as opposed to the default one, uses last price information to calculate the market cap of the selected company/symbol. The default TradingView ratio uses the last financial quarter information about market cap, which, tends to be obsolete in the day-by-day analysis.
Could you tell us the meaning of the 4 lines? Thanks a lot EV Ebitda default I do not know what it is EV Ebitda FQ ¿quarter? EV Ebitda FY ¿Annual? EV Ebitda TTM I do not know what it is Thanks you for you job!
Renos50
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@canovasdavid, FQ most likely uses annualized last available fiscal quarter EBITDA (FQ EBITDA x 4 -> bad as it ingores seasonality), FY uses the last fiscal year EBITDA (will be less timely most of the time) and TTM most likely means trailing twelve months EBITDA (the best option out of these 3). But it would be nice to get some input from the author on this...
borealisk70
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Hi, this is great.
1) Is there any significance that you see with the standard default EV_ebitda (which is the based on last FQ? (fiscal quarter annualized?) which is from TV and as you are stating is lagging since it is just the last reported statistic), to serve as a baseline compared to the real time EV / EBITDA to have provide you with an under / over value relative measure?
2) For < 0 EBITDA stocks, like high growth, EV / Sales often is looked at, are there any forward looking forecasted Sales (and well for EBITDA)
3) Any thought on adding some trailing X years EV / EBIDTA averages that the stock trades with to act as a guideline to determine deviation from (% spread or std. deviation calculations would help)
4) Are there any sector or industry fundamentals to give you median statistic to benchmark against
Could you tell us the meaning of the 4 lines? Thanks a lot
EV Ebitda default I do not know what it is
EV Ebitda FQ ¿quarter?
EV Ebitda FY ¿Annual?
EV Ebitda TTM I do not know what it is
Thanks you for you job!