Equity refers to shareholders' capital paid into a company. Shareholders are not required to pay the full share capital upfront, but must pay at least 25% of the funds invested. Earnings per share is the ratio of net earnings divided by the average number of shares, demonstrating the company's profitability on a per share basis. Net profit represents the increase in equity from all business transactions. Paid-up capital refers to the initial price paid by the company when shares were first issued. Assets are things of value owned by the company, which can be tangible or intangible. Liabilities are future obligations to pay third parties resulting from past events. Revenue is income from sales, which can decrease if prices are

2. Equity
The law of the country. Shareholders are not required to pay the entire
share capital in time. You can pay at least the minimum before 25% of
the funds that investors pay so soon. You will pay all or part of the
payments referred to as "capital".

3. Earnings per share
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Is the ratio of net earnings per share or the share on average for each
share of stock company, Demonstrate the company is compared to the
amount of all share. Can be calculated by the net around the 12 last month
is set then divided by the holders of shares.

4. Net Profit
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The increase in equity of the business. Earnings do not mean cash or
other assets, but net profit derived from the sum of all transactions
involving equity.

5. Paid-up Capital
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The price the company badge in the beginning. Then open the
retail investors interested value may change.

6. Assets
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The money or things of value is money. The utility or individual
ownership. There may be tangible or intangible.

7. Liabilities
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Present obligation of the company to be paid to third parties in the
future. Such obligation as a result of a past event that payment
obligations are expected to result in a loss of business resources
embodying economic benefits.

8. Revenue
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Income producers gain from the sale of products at a set price. If
the higher prices of goods sold decreased. Revenue from production
will be reduced.

9. ROA (Return on Assets)
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Total Assets is calculated based on the net assets (Total Assets) by the company
consists of shareholder's equity and liabilities section of this trade, the better,
because the higher the ROA shows that the company has the ability to make a
profit, compared to a high-value asset if less than 5% of the company, ROA,
investors, professionals often do not pay attention to that company.

10. ROE (Return on Equity)
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Equity ROE, the higher the better, this Case by professional
investors to view. Find the higher ROE Wah Casino partners
12-15% of the interplay of continuity.

11. Net Profit Margin (%)
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A net profit ratio is a financial ratio to see profitability, of one of the parties is
aspect ratio that indicates profitability. Net sales value in percentage that. If a high
net profit ratio is good because it represents profitability, net profit (sales value
less the cost of goods, selling expenses and administrative expenses and other costs
that are not operating normally, that the net profit of the company) a lot.

12. Market Capitalization
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Market Capitalization
Y / E '12
31/12/2012
Y / E '13
31/12/2013
Y / E '14
31/12/2014
Y / E '15
31/12/2015
Y / E '16
22/03/2016
6,780.50 4,278.40 6,016.50 4,870.50 4,755.90
The market or the short Capitalization Market Cap The value of market
prices means securities registration required where the calculated value
of the closing price of securities multiplied by the number of units of
registered securities registered by one index is often used for displaying
the size of registered securities.

13. P/E (Price/Earnings per Share)
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The ratio between the share price and earnings per share. If a company's
earnings, assuming constant throughout, or does not have growth.

14. P/BV (Price/Book Value)
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Price per Book Value (P / BV) or price to book value, a number that has great
significance for the comparison of the stock is cheap or expensive, if possible,
or so-called undervalued it should. Buy kept waiting for it If not known
whether it should sell overvalued.

15. Book Value per share (Baht)
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The price per share, the average of the net value represents any of the assets to
shareholders per ordinary shares, one of which is the price at which one day
calculated from the balance sheet of the company as at that date, it will be worth.

16. Dividend yield
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Dividend yield (Dividend Yield) calculated from dividend payments in the past,
in around 1 year ago. Can’t guarantee that the dividend payment will remain
the same in the future. In addition, the investment will vary based on the stock
price when selling shares. Therefore, the dividend figures, it is just an indicator
to investors ' decisions.