The key takeaway is P/E ratios are great ways to distinguish a fair price between companies in the same sector, but what's most important is finding a quality company to invest in, not just the price.
I feel like a major component to using EPS would be assets to liabilities ratio. A company with enough assets will have more opportunity to increase their earnings, resulting in better reports and EPS.
Hey man. Thank you for this video. By the way, do you use a motion graphic elements pack? Because some of the cool little square or line graphics look nice and I would like to have them. Is there a link or did you make them yourself?
Hey! Yeah, some of the titles/graphics are from an element pack from videohive (I forget what the pack is called). Unfortunately, I did pay for it though...
I do pay attention to pe ratio but also if the company is selling shares times earnings, if they have seen reasonable growth, if the free cash flow has increased, if they are being innovative, etc. Ot takes a lot to figure it all out and we are all still learning. I did the math on which is the cheaper more valued option between KO and PEP. KO is selling 10.83 times earnings and PEP is selling 4.85 times earnings. Not to mention PEP has a lower pe ratio
Warren buffet says theres no way to guess the market, theres no way to know where the bottom is, all you can do is buy the best company with a strong moat
This video is a great example of how looking at P/E is just as useless as any other metric. Since the making of this video (about 2 years ago) AAPL is up over 40%, while INTC is down more than 60%.
If this channel is undervalued, hit that like button! If the channel is overvalued, well um, I guess do nothing.
Takeaway from the video: it’s not simple 😂
The key takeaway is P/E ratios are great ways to distinguish a fair price between companies in the same sector, but what's most important is finding a quality company to invest in, not just the price.
@@jayblacio exactly😎
Before I watched this video I could already tell your channel is UNDERVALUED.
Appreciate it! Thanks for watching!
This is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks for another value-packed video.
No problem Robin. Glad you got some value from it! Thanks for watching!
Making things easier to understand that was very helpful
Thank you so much
Ur channel contain so much Knowlegde on trading.. keep grinding
Appreciate the kind words! Always great seeing people like you in the comments! Makes my day soooo much better.
Good video, really informative. Could you make a video about the Efficient Market Hypothesis and how that affects day-traiding and/or investing?
Can definitely look into it!
What site did u use to find the average P/E ratio of apple ?
It's ycharts
Where do we find all this info on current P/E, last 5-10 year P/E, and Sector/Industry P/E to compare? Yahoo Finance or what?
I feel like a major component to using EPS would be assets to liabilities ratio. A company with enough assets will have more opportunity to increase their earnings, resulting in better reports and EPS.
your subs to awesomeness ratio is way under valued! I'm in! Another very informative video, thanks!
Glad you think so! Thanks for taking the time to watch!
Anyone know what tool he's using at 7:39?
Hey man. Thank you for this video. By the way, do you use a motion graphic elements pack? Because some of the cool little square or line graphics look nice and I would like to have them. Is there a link or did you make them yourself?
Hey! Yeah, some of the titles/graphics are from an element pack from videohive (I forget what the pack is called). Unfortunately, I did pay for it though...
I do pay attention to pe ratio but also if the company is selling shares times earnings, if they have seen reasonable growth, if the free cash flow has increased, if they are being innovative, etc. Ot takes a lot to figure it all out and we are all still learning. I did the math on which is the cheaper more valued option between KO and PEP. KO is selling 10.83 times earnings and PEP is selling 4.85 times earnings. Not to mention PEP has a lower pe ratio
Thank you for the great video!
No problem! Hope you got some value from it!
Took me 3 seconds to like btw
Can you do a livestream and work at the same time as us showing exactly what to do
Amazing video
Can you make a video about crypto..
What is fundamentals ?
Google is not giving good search results
Warren buffet says theres no way to guess the market, theres no way to know where the bottom is, all you can do is buy the best company with a strong moat
Who else noticed “comapny” in the warren buffet quote at 9:34 😂
This video is a great example of how looking at P/E is just as useless as any other metric. Since the making of this video (about 2 years ago) AAPL is up over 40%, while INTC is down more than 60%.
Golden rule #1- No indicator can be used by itself.
If this channel was a stock, I'd definitely invest on it because it is undervalued despite being a great banana :)
One thing I don't understand is why a company that grows faster has a higher P/E ration than vice versa.
Buy high sell low
This is hard
Is this going to be applicable to Budeweiser Anheiser Busch stocks? LMAO
Totally a wastage video ,please ignore everybody
buy apple sell
nvidia and tesla