I have checked most analysis of companies they usually base their EPS,P/E and divided yield using the ordinary shares...how do you do that when a company has preference shares.
Most analyst don't factor in the preference shares...and I have been wondering when a company announces end year or any financial results how do you value the company keeping in mind the preference shares.
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