NMF
An abbreviation for "no meaningful figure". You'll often see this when comparing financial data among companies where a certain ratio or figure isn't applicable. Investopedia Says:
For example, if company has negative earnings, it cannot have a P/E ratio. (Earnings are in the denominator, and you can't divide by zero).
Sometimes designated as NM, "not meaningful". Related Terms:
Data Mining
EDGAR
Price-To-Earnings Ratio NMF
An abbreviation for "no meaningful figure". You'll often see this when comparing financial data among companies where a certain ratio or figure isn't applicable. Investopedia Says:
For example, if company has negative earnings, it cannot have a P/E ratio. (Earnings are in the denominator, and you can't divide by zero).
Sometimes designated as NM, "not meaningful". Related Terms:
Data Mining
EDGAR
Price-To-Earnings Ratio |