Market Factors is a board that analysis tools which are used on company evaluation are listed. It can be evaluated that company prices are cheap or not according to market factors by analyzing the analysis tools on this board on the base of sectors and indexes. Stocks that under sector averages can be analyzed according to Price/Earning, Market Value/Book Value, Earning per Share evaluation ratios.

You can analyze the most valuable companies of market sectors with P/E-MV/BV (Price/Earning-Market Value/Book Value) board. You can display most valuable stocks of market by ordering according to market value. At the same time, you can make an order according to P/E when you want to look for these stocks are cheap or not. This analysis is one of the most used methods on performance measuring regarding companies.

There are 9 columns on Market Factors board.

Net Profit Last 4 Quarters TRy; shows that net profits of stock calculated as Q4 according to stock’s last balance-sheet period

Equity Capital TRY; Shows that equity capital value of stock on last balance-sheet period.

Market Value TRY; Shows that current period market value of stock.

Market Value Dollar; Showsh that dollar based current period market value of stock.

Market Value / Book Value; Shows that the ratio of total company value which is occurred on the market to company equity capital.

P/E; Price Earning Ratio is the ratio of market price of a company stock to net profit amount per share.

Profit per Share; Shows that profit value per stock.

Dividend Yield %; The dividend yield, expressed as a percentage, is a financial ratio (dividend/price) that shows how much a company pays out in dividends each year relative to its stock price.

Gross Yield %; The gross yield of an investment is its profit before taxes and expenses are deducted. Gross yield is expressed in percentage terms. It is calculated as the annual return on an investment prior to taxes and expenses, divided by the current price of the investment.

Public Float Ratio % ; Also known as public equity float. The portion of a company's outstanding shares that is in the hands of public investors, as opposed to company officers, directors, or stockholders that hold controlling interests. These are the shares that are available for trading. The float is calculated by subtracting restricted shares from outstanding shares. High Public Float ratio increases liquidity.