IN the last article, we discussed one of the measures used by the market to value stocks – the price-earnings, or PE, ratio. We noted that the market likes high-growth companies and accords them a higher PE ratio.
The higher the price a stock trades at relative to its current earnings, the more difficult it is for it to meet the market’s expectations and the higher the probability its share price will underperform.
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