Yes. I agree. This what exactly the quality that you'd expect from a CFA. I'll be following this channel and stay as a member for a long time because of how data focused he is.
So true! He gives us the entire picture, good & bad. So many articles boast one good thing. For example “revenue is up! “ but they don’t tell you the customer base has been declining 4 quarters in a row. 😡
I have to admit that Palentir’s stock price has been quite puzzling over the last few months, with its succession of runups and dips. May I ask you to do a video on Nu?
Realistic analysis and great to show investors how to understand fwd pe. To quote Bill Ackman. "Price is what you pay, value is what you get". Understanding how to value a conpanys share price is an important tool to understand if youre getting a deal or being sold something overpriced. The art is trying to figure all of that out. Appreciate the video.
Conceptual question: forward PE ratio is defined by it's current price divided by its forward EPS. By applying this formula to compute price, shouldn't we obtain the present price? I have read on the internet that an appropriate formula for price target is current price multiplied by the current PE ratio and divided by the forward PE ratio. I would like to know your thoughts on this. Cheers
Parkev, a very simple question. When you say prediction for 2025, do you mean end of 2025 or beginning of 2025. I'm sure many folks will have this same question.
An 85% growth over 5 years is 17% per year. So if the 2025 growth estimate is 21.2%, Why didn't you use 19.6% (21.2 + 17 / 2 = 19.6) to calculate the future stock price?
Down it will go along with rest of the market. Recession next year.. All eyes later on NFP numbers.. Continued weakness ahead sure sign of recession on the horizon.. Unemployment has jumped from 3.6% to over 4% in last 12 months, downward momentum has begun and will accelerate going forward. Historically 2 years after the FED raises interest rates recession kicks in.
