The indicators that include the share price or the number of shares (eg. P/E, EV/EBITDA...) are always calculated with the current (given) price and the current number of shares. This calculation applies also to the historical periods therefore eg. P/E for the past period does not constitute a valuation on a specific date in history but the simulation of value in the event that the profit is equal to that of the previous period. *ttm/mrq - data for trailing 12 months (for indicators calculated cumulatively like revenue, net income, P/E... ) or data in most recent quarter (for indicators referring to the state at a specific date like capital, debt/assets, P/B...)
*Trend - an estimate based on growth/fall in last 2 quarters. This indicator is useful primarily for companies whose revenue/profit has prominent trend and does not fluctuate much in different directions.
*equivalent number of shares - equal to a company number of shares except when the company has multiple types of shares with different par value. In that case the equivalent number of shares is calculated by dividing company equity with par value of selected share.
*equiv. market capitalization - the product of the equivalent number of shares and the share price

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