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Yeah but as an investor why would you buy this stock, and at which price level if so? My point of view is that of an investor - how would I know if they're comp
by H8crilA 6y ago
Yeah but as an investor why would you buy this stock, and at which price level if so? My point of view is that of an investor - how would I know if they're compounding up or down. Is it a zero? Is it great? All you're saying is "trust the management".
I am not saying they're doing a bad job, I am merely saying that it looks difficult to tell. Remember, the management has a huge incentive to sell you the stock regardless of the future value of the business, it's your job to figure out if it is a good idea.
- azylman 6y agoI'm not saying "trust the management", I'm telling you how an investor would think about it. High spend on marketing can absolutely be justified. Additionally, there's rarely enough public info to allow any investor to independently verify whether it's justified in a specific scenario or not. But if an investor thought that there was positive ROI on that spend, they're not going to fret too much about how large that amount is - as long as it's bringing in a positive return.
- H8crilA 6y agoSorry for ad hominem, but it simply seems that you haven't thought about how to value (determine the price of) securities.