That deep analysis of companies is an excellent way to get a 5% annualized return!
jagvocate said:
At a PE ratio of 90, I don't know what buying TSLA is but it's hard to call it investing
"Show me the money, not the graph" I hope any $TSLA lovers make all the money the care to on the stock, I just don't understand paying for it at these prices (it was recently worth virtually the same as *all* other car manufacturers -- I know $TSLA does more than cars, but still) I'll yield the floor to bulls and say good dayMedaggie said:jagvocate said:
At a PE ratio of 90, I don't know what buying TSLA is but it's hard to call it investing
PE without knowing projected growth can be misleading.
A company that is growing 50% YOY with a PE of 100 is much better than a company with a PE of 25 and losing market share.
Tlsa 2021 EPS was about $5. 2022 Q1 was $2.86 which would project to full year of $11.44 with almost none coming from Giga Berlin or Texas.
jagvocate said:"Show me the money, not the graph" I hope any $TSLA lovers make all the money the care to on the stock, I just don't understand paying for it at these prices (it was recently worth virtually the same as *all* other car manufacturers -- I know $TSLA does more than cars, but still) I'll yield the floor to bulls and say good dayMedaggie said:jagvocate said:
At a PE ratio of 90, I don't know what buying TSLA is but it's hard to call it investing
PE without knowing projected growth can be misleading.
A company that is growing 50% YOY with a PE of 100 is much better than a company with a PE of 25 and losing market share.
Tlsa 2021 EPS was about $5. 2022 Q1 was $2.86 which would project to full year of $11.44 with almost none coming from Giga Berlin or Texas.