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In simple terms, EPS is the amount of money you will earn
on each share which you own in a company. It is the net
income available for common stock, divided by the no of
outstanding shares. EPS for the previous year is known as
the "trailing RPS", for the current year is known as
the "current EPS" while for the next year onwards is known
as the "foward EPS".
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