Diluted EPS
Net income per weighted-average diluted share - earnings spread across every share that could exist if options and convertibles exercised.
Formula
Net income ÷ weighted-average diluted shares (same filing period)
Served as: annual · quarterly · ttm. Annual and quarterly observations are never mixed unlabeled.
Where the inputs come from
- EarningsPerShareDiluted (as filed)
- NetIncomeLoss ÷ WeightedAverageNumberOfDilutedSharesOutstanding (identity check)
Listed highest priority first. Every served figure carries its filing, fiscal period and accession; open any value on the financials page to see them.
How to compare it honestly
Compare against the company's own history; an EPS change decomposes into a net-income effect and a share-count effect, and the two can move opposite ways.
When it is not served
Quarterly EPS is never derived by subtraction - per-quarter weighted-share denominators differ. Not served when the filer tags no EPS fact.
Missing data is missing evidence: it is never shown as zero and never treated as a conclusion.
What it cannot tell you
Buybacks raise EPS without any change in the business; the filed fact rounds to the cent, so an implied check can differ by rounding.
Questions worth asking next
- How much of the EPS change came from net income versus the share count?
- Does the share ledger show buybacks or issuance driving the denominator?
Research prompts, not recommendations.
See it computed from filings
Related in growth and scale: Revenue · Revenue growth · Revenue 3y CAGR
Definitions are descriptive and educational. Nothing here is a guaranteed signal or personalized investment advice. How the platform computes and cites every figure.