SMSN 979.0 1.3458% TYT 2582.0 2.3791% SMSD 804.0 -0.2481% SMSN 965.0 -0.1035% RIGD 60.0 -0.6623% RIGD 60.4 3.4247% SHEL 2431.5 -0.0206% AZN 10362.0 2.1893% BHP 1836.5 3.2322% HSBA 845.2 5.6104% ULVR 4816.0 -1.3317% CYPC 40.6 0.0% RIO 4585.5 2.6528% LLPC 1.5375 -99.0% DGED 111.22 -0.7585% BP 357.75 0.0699% SBID 94.3 -1.9751% DGE 2090.0 -0.4762% GSK 1379.0 1.2482% REL 3944.0 0.2542%
SMSN 979.0 1.3458% TYT 2582.0 2.3791% SMSD 804.0 -0.2481% SMSN 965.0 -0.1035% RIGD 60.0 -0.6623% RIGD 60.4 3.4247% SHEL 2431.5 -0.0206% AZN 10362.0 2.1893% BHP 1836.5 3.2322% HSBA 845.2 5.6104% ULVR 4816.0 -1.3317% CYPC 40.6 0.0% RIO 4585.5 2.6528% LLPC 1.5375 -99.0% DGED 111.22 -0.7585% BP 357.75 0.0699% SBID 94.3 -1.9751% DGE 2090.0 -0.4762% GSK 1379.0 1.2482% REL 3944.0 0.2542%

Q Ratio

Updated on August 29, 2023

Developed by a Nobel laureate in economics, Mr James Tobin, Q Ratio (also referred to as Tobin?s Q Ratio) is a ratio between the market value and replacement value of a physical asset. It is used to measure how under-priced or over-priced the whole stock market is.

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