California First National Bancorp Price to Earnings Ratio (PE) Ratios, (CFNB) Valuation Ranking and Trends, Fundamental Ratios - CSIMarket
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California First National Bancorp  (CFNB)
    Sector • Financial    Industry • Commercial Banks
   Industry • Commercial Banks
   Sector • Financial
 





CFNB Price to Earnings Ratio Current (Mar 31 2017) (Dec 31 2016) (Sep 30 2016) (Jun 30 2016)
Diluted EPS 12 Trailing Months III. Quarter II. Quarter I. Quarter IV. Quarter
PE (TTM) Ratio current            24.99            13.23            13.39            17.30            17.60
Diluted EPS TTM Y / Y Change 31.71 % 103.39 % 85 % 7.59 % -5.75 %
Diluted EPS Y / Y Change -33.33 % 60 % 173.33 % 18.75 % 176.92 %
Stock performance to date 69.22 % 2.86 % 12.83 % -4.64 % 9.81 %

Price to earnings ratio Comment
California First National Bancorp's current Price to earnings ratio has increased due to shareprice growth of 69.22 %, from beginning of IV. Quarter and due to eps contraction of -33.33 %, to Pe of 24.99, from average Price to earnings ratio in III. Quarter of 13.23.

Within Financial sector 533 other companies have lower Price to earnings ratio.

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What is California First National Bancorp Market Share?

Price to earnings ratio Company Ranking
Within: No.
Industry #72
Sector #534
S&P 500 #1634





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