Price / Earnings Ratio: 10 to 15 Stock Screener

Criteria:

1.	Exchange: NYSE, NASDAQ
2.	P/E Is Greater Than 10
3.	P/E Is Less Than 15

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Symbol

Name

EPS

P / E

ROE

ROIC

ROA

Interest cover

PEG Ratio

Last

Avg Vol

Volume

AdvisorShares Dorsey Wright ADR Etf

4.23

14.32

60.58

1,023.43

409

American Airlines Group Inc

1.21

11.68

4.50

1.25

1.87

0.13

14.13

34,653,924

58,075,032

iShares MSCI All Country Asia ex Japan Etf

5.31

12.76

67.68

563,252

251,569

AllianceBernstein Holding LP

2.34

14.41

12.93

12.92

3.19

33.71

317,953

407,624

Ameris Bancorp

3.89

12.21

8.15

1.05

1.22

47.51

268,444

231,550

Ambev S.A. ADR

0.18

12.78

17.37

18.04

10.81

6.71

2.51

2.30

13,870,914

10,170,532

ABM Industries Inc

3.91

11.34

14.30

7.60

5.21

4.92

0.86

44.33

474,566

301,006

Axcelis Technologies Inc

7.43

13.46

32.58

38.22

21.61

49.71

0.27

100.00

501,231

377,838

iShares MSCI ACWI ex US Etf

3.80

13.71

52.12

1,444,684

1,734,404

SmartEtfs Asia Pacific Dividend Builder Etf

1.28

10.93

13.99

587.81

2,293

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Fundamental Analysis - Technical Analysis from A to Z
The P/E ratio (i.e., Price/Earnings ratio) is a price ratio calculated by dividing the security's current stock price by the previous four quarter's earnings per share (EPS). The P/E ratio shows how much an investor must pay to "buy" $1 of the company's earnings. Of course, investor expectations of a company's future performance play a heavy role in determining a company's current P/E ratio.