Sean K
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AQA's P/E ratio has gone up to 114.26 today.
How can this be sustainable?!
Debt/Equity ratio is only 7.6% though.
I own quite a bit of AQA and it has had a great rally over the past months but the P/E ratio makes me worried.
Can anyone comment on that? Thanks.
tells you that the price is WAY to high compared to actual and projected earnings.
generally you like to buy on high PEs and sell on low PEs but 114 is VERY optimistic... usually a high PE is telling you there is a lot of growth expectation or they've bubbled... it will either have to grow at an astonishing rate or drop in price... given the connections with china, the fact that coking coal is THE industry to be in right now and their strategic alliances with FMG it has potential written all over it - but DYOR!!!!!
still cant believe i didnt get in when they were at $2!!!!!!!!!!
Depends on whether that PE is historical or projected.
If their E was an unusally small number last year, and the PE is based historical E then 114 means nothing. Say if this year's earning is 10x last year, then a forward PE of 11 doesn't look too silly.
Depends on whether that PE is historical or projected.
If their E was an unusally small number last year, and the PE is based historical E then 114 means nothing. Say if this year's earning is 10x last year, then a forward PE of 11 doesn't look too silly.
For any short-term traders take note of yesterday's shooting star formation. Just something to bear in mind...
Well, disregarding any fundamentals, the faster a stock goes up, the faster it will go down during a consolidation/correction. A steady climb, with longer periods of consolidation is much healthier for long term consistant rises. Have a think of the mechanics of why that might happen on a psychological level.Hi everyone, I'm new on the forum. Anyone have any ideas about where AQA is going in the short term? It seems to be sliding as fast as it had risen!
Am enjoying the correspondence - the more I read, the more I need to read!
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