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Perhaps that’s the real problem there. If companies like Intel and AMD are still turning a respectable profit, there’s no cause for actual panic, yet. Investo
by t-writescode 7y ago
Perhaps that’s the real problem there.
If companies like Intel and AMD are still turning a respectable profit, there’s no cause for actual panic, yet.
Investors should learn that intractable P/Es on established companies are, at best, unwise in all but the edge cases.
- totalZero 7y agoP/Es aren't the best way to trade companies like AMD where past earnings are not indicative of future earnings.
- throwaway5752 7y agoLet's stop discussing a hypothetical. Analysts in this space are well aware of the cyclical nature of it, and have better data than some of the companies in question. The premise is false. Cyclical trough/peak earnings normalization is decades old from industrial and resource sectors.