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Using PE ratio to assess current stock price Keywords: PE ratio, EPS, visualization Highlights: Preface: The PE ratio is a typical indicator that evaluates the reasonability of the stock’s price. The formula is PE ratio = (Price Per Share) / (Earning Per Share). The higher PE ratio indicates the overestimated price of the stock, which […]

Employee turnover rate refers to the fluctuation in human resources within a company during a specific period due to employee departures and new hires. This metric is a crucial concept for assessing the stability of both the organizational structure and the workforce within a company. A lower turnover rate indicates that there are relatively fewer personnel changes, reflecting stability and continuity within the organization. Conversely, a higher turnover rate may imply organizational issues, job dissatisfaction, or other factors that can have a negative impact on company operations and the work environment. Monitoring employee turnover rates helps companies understand and evaluate the effectiveness of their human resource management strategies. It enables them to take appropriate measures to improve employee retention and satisfaction, ensuring long-term stability and growth for the organization. Predicting turnover rates allows companies to better plan and manage their human resources, reduce costs, increase talent retention, and enhance organizational effectiveness.

The linkage between executive pay and ESG metric will become new criteria in Corporate Governance Evaluation System! Therefore, linking ESG metrics to executive compensation has become a key focus of ESG in Taiwanese companies.

Programming CRR model for calculating options theoretical price. Keyword: CRR model, Options, Call, Put Highlight Preface In our previous article — 【Quant】Black Scholes model and Greeks, we introduce how to program the Black Scholes model. However, Black Scholes has its disadvantages and can not calculate the theoretical price for American options. Therefore, three years after […]

Prioritizing employee rights and welfare is essential for creating a thriving workplace!

Investments always come with risks, and not all are inevitable. Through risk diversification, the distribution of different asset types could help investors efficiently manage risk and reduce the influence of market volatility on their portfolios. Today’s article will mainly discuss how to use data, comparing the similarity of funds from a scientific point of view.

Can carbon trading in Taiwan simultaneously promote business profitability and foster a sustainable environment?

In 1997, Robert Merton and Myron Scholes won the Nobel Prize in Economics for their Black-Scholes options pricing formula, beating out many other contenders. The Black-Scholes model is still a widely-used option pricing model in the financial industry and by investors due to its excellent mathematical properties, simplicity, and ease of use. Today, we will focus on programming this model and Greeks derived from Black Scholes model.

How Will Taiwan's PCB Industry Navigate Geopolitical Winds and Trade Turmoil to Ensure Growth in Exports and Manage Capacity Migration?