Yeah P/E is high, margins are a risk, it is true. But revenue is compounding, moat is real, and hospitals can’t switch. 2x upside isn’t a moonshot, it’s solid risk/reward if they execute
They have a really high P/E and F P/E for a non-tech company with a lot of margin threats as you pointed out. I'm not seeing what you think the potential upside is here? 2x at most?
I'm a fundamental trader, focus on p/e forward earnings, measurable results.
I'm just here to try to better understand the more emotional side of things.
I'm terms of my bets there's things I saw well in advance like amd and tsmc but didn't go big enough on but subsequently the p/e on Intel was investable for the last 5 years up until it suddenly wasn't. Until I understand the numbers behind Intel destroying itself I'ma stay small time.
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e: downvoted for quoting the article the commenter didn’t bother reading 🤣 folks so salty gotdam
Oh hell yah. That's gratifying. Had a lot of affection for that first ship and went to a couple of reunions 20 or so years later. Our captain was there, and he was the coolest. The SOB E-6 never showed, fortunately.