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This seems like a common misconception. Amazon's PE (and earnings in general) are terrible because they don't care about earnings at this point in their life; t
by peripitea 11y ago
This seems like a common misconception. Amazon's PE (and earnings in general) are terrible because they don't care about earnings at this point in their life; they are growing far too quickly in far too big a market to stop to take earnings. Slides 45-47 from this A16Z presentation illustrate this pretty well: http://www.slideshare.net/a16z/mew-a16z http://www.slideshare.net/a16z/mew-a16z
Also, your assertion that Amazon is 'not really growing' doesn't really make sense or fit with any publicly-available data I can think of.
- drited 11y agoConsidering the expectations implied by Amazon's stock price, are you sure it's a common misconception? Surely if the misconception was common, the valuation metrics would be much lower?