JPMorgan Chase & Co

The total value of every share added together — how big the company is on the stock market.

How many years of today's profit you'd pay for one share. Lower can mean cheaper; very high often means investors expect big growth.

Yearly cash paid to shareholders, shown as a % of the share price. 0% means the company reinvests everything.

How much more the company sold this year compared to last year. Positive = growing.

Out of every €100 in sales, this is what the company keeps as real profit after all costs.

How jumpy the share price is compared to the market. 1 = moves like the market. Above 1 = swings more. Below 1 = calmer.