Casual 700 p/e

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Regards on here talking about P/E ratios like it’s r/valueinvesting

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Why NVIDIA though, Short/Puts on PLTR as much as you like 265 forward P/E but why NVDA with 36.6 and their growth and margis, when they have bookings/pre-orders for 2026 already filled 😭

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becoming an investor means all you gotta do is sort by lowest P/E and profit apparently lmfao.

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All the big companies have something unique that took them decades to build and made them into the trillion dollar giants they are. One of these is not like the others. TSLA sells a lot of EV cars AMZN has the biggest e-commerce website and AWS NVDA makes chips for everything MSFT has Windows GOOG has the biggest search engine META has Facebook and Instagram AAPL has the Iphone Open AI has a glorified web scraper app that isn't the best or only one out there.

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PLTR is dipping because it has a 688.49 P/E. PLTR is not doomed, Wall Street just got ahead of itself.

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Do redditors hate PLTR more than TSLA? Their favorite and only metric for evaluating a stock, the P/E ratio, is more than 30, which means it has to crash immediately 😡😡😡

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Do you even know what their fucking P/E is?

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Because it's gone up 42069% the past year and has a P/E of one zillion

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I've profited buying and selling PLTR this year but I gotta admit I don't understand the value proposition. PLTR "raised its annual sales forecast to a range of $4.396 billion to $4.40 billion". But with a market cap of $475.38B that means a forward Price/Sales ratio of like 108? Even that as a P/E ratio would be awfully rich.

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