Price-to-earnings is a valuation measure that is top of mind for most investors. But the P/E ratio isn't the only way to assess a company's value, and alone may yield incorrect conclusions. Adding ...

How to properly use P.S., and whether or not to use P.P.S. and P.P.P.S. But undoubtedly, we've been using "P.S." for much longer. In letter-writing, emails and even text messages from time to time, we ...

Many investors look to stocks' trailing price-earnings ratios to gauge if they are good buys, but when the economy tanks, so does the metric's usefulness. Way back in the 1980s, a video game called ...

The P/E ratio is one of the most popular stock market ratios, but it has some serious flaws that investors should know about.

We’ve all done it: typed out an email or handwritten a note, signed it and then remembered something important we forgot to say. That’s when we turn to those two familiar letters at the end, P.S. But ...

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There are so many emojis (3,633 emojis as of September 2021, to be exact). While most of them are pretty straightforward, every once in a while an emoji adopts a whole new meaning. For example, the ...

When we add an afterthought to the end of our message, why do we preface it with these two letters? Here’s what P.S. really stands for. We’ve all done it: typed out an email or handwritten a note, ...