/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56024417
Now imagine if people had to pay every time they took a dump and the sewer company was getting a cut of that. Retard take right here

To the other anons:
Most growth companies trade at inflated valuations based on speculated future growth and earnings. A company that grows at 100% a year that trades at 100x P/E would be trading at 50x Forward Earnings (1 year out)
25 P/E 2 years out
12.5 P/E 3 years out
6.25 P/E 4 years out
3.125 P/E 5 years out
1.5ish P/E 6 years out
.75ish P/E 7 years out
etc...
The idea is that they'll grow into the high multiples and if they sustain that growth for a long period of time, then the high p/e now might actually be "cheap".

Still stacking, never selling. Nolinkers will cope.