O ANSWERED Wednesday, May 05, 2021 BUSINESS • FINANCE Is it possible to have P/E Ratio at the lower value (referring to the picture)? For example in 2015, if calculate it, I will get 0.2. Should I...

Regarding my question before, if the P/E Ratio is lower, then, the "Market to Book Value" will get lower too. For example, total book value in 2015 equal to $158. To calculate Market to book value, market price divide with total book value. In 2015: 0.2/158= 0.0126 (market to book value) May I know, is that okay to get that kind of answer for "market to book ratio"?


Extracted text: O ANSWERED Wednesday, May 05, 2021 BUSINESS • FINANCE Is it possible to have P/E Ratio at the lower value (referring to the picture)? For example in 2015, if calculate it, I will get 0.2. Should I write it as "0.2 times"? I doesn't make sense for me. If the answer is 0.2, then is it correct to write the answer as "0.2 times"? Or this is wrong? I am confused. Expert Answer Step1 a)