A firm's equity section balance sheet at year$-$end follows. The firm had net income of $$460,000$ for the current year. The market price of the stock is currently $$5\mathrm{.}40.$

Preferred Stock, $6\%,$ $$100$ par, cumulative, $10,000$ authorized $ $400,000$

Common Stock, $$\mathrm{.}5$ par, $2,000,000$ authorized $550,000$

Total Capital Stock $ $950,000$

Additional Paid in Capital, Preferred $34,000$

Additional Paid in Capital, Common $6,050,000$

Additional Paid in Capital, Treasury $12,000$

Total Additional Paid in Capital $6,096,000$

Total Contributed Capital $ $7,046,000$

Retained Earnings $4,035,000$

Treasury Stock $,10,000$ shares $(96,000)$

Total Equity $ $10,985,000\mathrm{.}0$

Based on this information $($ignoring Treasury$),$ the firm can still issue $\text{'}\_\text{'}$ additional shares of common stock. Assuming that the number of shares of common stock outstanding has remained unchanged for the year, the EPS for the year is $\text{'}\_\text{'}.$ The average issue price for preferred was $\text{'}\_\text{'}$ and the average cost of Treasury was $\text{'}\_\text{'}.$ The P$/$E ratio of the stock is $\text{'}\_\text{'}.$