Ghost of Igloi wrote:
You can dine with your weak sister friend. Vegan meal of course, nothing manly. Quinoa of course, with arugula salad.
Being vegan is not manly? You are a very shallow person.
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
You can dine with your weak sister friend. Vegan meal of course, nothing manly. Quinoa of course, with arugula salad.
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
MSFT hit a high PE of 57 at the Tech Bubble high in early 2000.
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
U R Stupid,
Google debuted at a PE of $80.5. Never had a high PE for very long. Bad example.
Igy
U. R. Stupid wrote:
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
U R Stupid,
Google debuted at a PE of $80.5. Never had a high PE for very long. Bad example.
Igy
It wasn’t an example. It was a suggestion for your lazy ass.
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
U. R. Stupid wrote:
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
U R Stupid,
Google debuted at a PE of $80.5. Never had a high PE for very long. Bad example.
Igy
It wasn’t an example. It was a suggestion for your lazy ass.
You were wrong. Never was overvalued from the beginning.
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
The handle U R Stupid may lead someone to the wrong conclusion don’t you think?
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
MSFT hit a high PE of 57 at the Tech Bubble high in early 2000.
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Let’s see the data.
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Seattle,
Or, more to the point, in 130 years of market history there has never been a company that has grown into a PE exceeding anywhere close to 100. I am not at my terminal but I assume AMZN is double that. That is what PEs do, it is called PE compression, where the P comes down to meet the E, not the other way around. Of course there is a small chance it can be that one out of 10,000s of stocks. Better chance than a lottery ticket. One is always better off investing in facts over the long run. My opinion of course.
Igy
J. Hardy wrote:
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Seattle,
Or, more to the point, in 130 years of market history there has never been a company that has grown into a PE exceeding anywhere close to 100. I am not at my terminal but I assume AMZN is double that. That is what PEs do, it is called PE compression, where the P comes down to meet the E, not the other way around. Of course there is a small chance it can be that one out of 10,000s of stocks. Better chance than a lottery ticket. One is always better off investing in facts over the long run. My opinion of course.
Igy
Walking it back I see. No surprise there.