QUOTE(infested_ysy @ Sep 9 2020, 12:21 AM)
Yeah, he is right on the fact that we should not look at PE ONLY.
Tesla revenue is growing, its EPS is low (and hence the high PE) as it is retaining its earnings (either in the form of cash or asset) for growth, but this price is still too high.
Seriously too high.
Money made after tax (not the reported earnings on balance sheet) is either give out as dividends or reinvested into a business (in the form of cash or asset), since it is not giving out any dividends, so in such as case, we can value it by looking at its expansion of book value (which then will reduce its P/B ratio)
Take the year-on-year increase in book value (assume massive tesla sales spike and n times the revenue it in the next 5 years) and project it for the next 5 years, how much is this the book value/share worth? does the future P/B looks attractive enough for a semitech semiautomaker company? the value of 'n', you need to find yourself lo
Tesla book value is now about 10
This post has been edited by HereToLearn: Sep 9 2020, 01:24 AM