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From: | "David Reid" <aspex@ix.net.nz> |
Date: | Mon, 18 Sep 2000 21:12:47 +1200 |
Sorry to harp.
A P/E means nothing as it is only a pouint in time
in the value of a share.
Example: A PE of 15 for a share that had a PE of 20
last week is entirely different from one where the PE was 10 last
week.
Why the change anyway. Was it due to a change in
earnings? Wasit due to a change in share price?
What if the earnings are negative? Is that due to a
"glitch" in earnings? Is it one of those "techs" that has potential to earn in
2010?
I earnestly ask you all to look at PSRs for
recovery situations.
Look at the PEG (Price earnings growth figure).
This is a true measure of whether the earnings of a company are improving over
time, since it uses the expected growth in earnings to evaluate whether the PE
is good (or otherwise)
David Reid
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