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Hi, thank you very much for your videos. Which website can i use to find all ratios that i need for trading ? Such as PER, EPS, DCR and so on.

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Finding these videos really useful but I'm getting very confused looking at financial statistics on different websites that seem to be different for the same company- for example the P/E ratio of BAE systems (BA) is about 12 according to HL but in the order of 2000 according to yahoo... I know the difference between trailing and future EPS but how can such a difference occur?