Dividend Payout is the fiscal dividend per share divided by the fiscal EPS, expressed as a percentage. The percentage indicates the percent of EPS that was paid out as a dividend. Dividends is the cash payment, per share, made by the company to its shareholders. Payment is usually made quarterly. After Depreciation, is the income from current operations before adding any other income or subtracting interest expense and taxes.
Exchange is the U.S. exchange that the security trades.
Latest 12 Months EPS Change is the difference between the latest 12 Months EPS and the corresponding 12 Months EPS one year ago, expressed as a percentage. The ratio is calculated by accumulating the daily percentage changes of each issue's closing price for each trading day of the month. Absolute values are used as only the magnitude of change is important and not the direction. Next, the total dollar volume for the month is divided by this total percentage figure. A high ratio indicates a stock which requires relatively heavy trading to move its price.