P/E Ratio REALLY Explained (All other videos are scams...)

do you use forward p/e ratio for the regression analysis or the most current p/e ratio?

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Is the regression analysis just to see if the P/E for a given stock fits the general trend line? It seems natural that an undervalued stock would have a lower P/E than the trend line, and vice versa. Is that why you perform that analysis--to see if the P/E is an outlier or not w/r/t expected growth?

Today I looked at a P/E and Margin Cap and didn't feel intimidated.

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This was an informative video. It gave a lot of context to the P/E ratio. It would be even more helpful to see an example of a trade made in the past and actually calculate how long it took the company to pay the buyer back (assuming he held his shares). You could consider the P/E at the time of the trade, what external forces were at play at the time of the trade and the coming years, and then show actual earnings YoY from the date of the trade onward to track the performance. Then even grade the trade? Just a thought.

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honestly curious what you think about a company like palantir. I just can't see any reasonable way it gets enough revenue growth to justify it's price

Thank you so much dude! You really interested me in economics and I learnt so much form your videos. Keep it up!

I never bother to comment ever, but to echo everyone else - amazing content, super valuable to us all, best financial channel I have come across that gives actual insights rather than "invest in S&P500 & 4% rule" BS. Thank you :)

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would I be okay never calculating that shit and just vibe investing? i dont get how it works

Fk I am gonna have to watch this video 76 times

Lol, glad you didn't make a 2min video and not a 20min video. Juuuuuust right. And good insight.

hey there, great work on the videos. is there a site that shows these PE to 5yr CGAR graphs by sector?

tom nash said p/e ratio not important

Hi, great video. A normal misconception is that r^2 is the correlation, it is not. Normally Pearsons correlation coefficient is denoted by simply r. R^2 is used to measure the causality between the dependent and independent variable, I.e how certain we are that the correlation between these variables is because of the independent, it basically explains the variation. Besides that I’d like to thank you for your time and your insights, it’s a bliss to watch and learn!

I wonder how this strategy would work on backtests. Thanks for the vid.

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In another video, it will be interesting to hear you explain how banks come up with price targets and upgrades and downgrades. 😊

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I appreciate your videos. Thank you!

Thoughts on lateraling to IB?

Hi, i just stumbled upon this channel and would like to say your content are very informative and entertaining, I'm still very new to stock trading and I am just curious on what stocks do you think are good to invest in this economy. Cheers!

curious if you are a quant or PM from a HF? :)

Where would you get accurate company data to do that type of analysis? I mainly use Bollinger Band Width, RSI and volume. Most I do is read the most recent SEC filling to make sure there's nothing strange going on and the stock is more likely to follow the patterns.

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