Stock Multiples: How to Tell When a Stock is Cheap/Expensive

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Date: November 9, 2018

40 thoughts on “Stock Multiples: How to Tell When a Stock is Cheap/Expensive

  1. It'd be great to know ways to make the best out of these crashing market, I mean I've heard of people that netted hundreds of thousands during these times, someone I listened to on a podcast earned over $250K in less than a month, what's the strategy?

  2. Sometimes stock market dont make sense to me ,

    Sounds strange but when i think about it if no one would buy a stock its „worthless“ its like a snowball system you buy a stock and wait for someone to buy the stock for a higher price

  3. Can you make a video on the industrial averages of each industry generally perceived to be at e.g you quoted the industrial avegrage at 28 times and generally high, so like that how much is the P/E for other industries generally.

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