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Its relative - high PE, high growth multiple stocks (such as YC IPOs) have generally been reverting to mean. Most stocks that were already at the mean w.r.t. P
by somethoughts 4y ago
Its relative - high PE, high growth multiple stocks (such as YC IPOs) have generally been reverting to mean. Most stocks that were already at the mean w.r.t. PE are still sticking to the mean with flat earnings.
What needed correcting is getting corrected. What was correct is staying correct.
The rise in interest rates means that companies that have been producing their own cash can fund growth initiatives internally. Companies who were funding growth initiatives using outside capital (debt, VC investment) are now going to be paying 10%+ to do so.