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Since when does P/E matter for any company that is not paying dividends? If you buy a company's stock knowing that they aren't paying dividends, then you are ob
by saosebastiao 14y ago
Since when does P/E matter for any company that is not paying dividends? If you buy a company's stock knowing that they aren't paying dividends, then you are obviously paying for growth.
- OGinparadise 14y agoGrowth with no profits after 15 years? Amzn should make $5-$10 billion to justify it's $130Billion valuation. They will not gobble the world, Walmart, Costco and others are not going to roll over on a trillions and trillions of market. By the way: a Good P/E is probably correlated with cash in bank, a higher buyout /sale price and likelihood of getting some cash back via dividends or share repurchases.
- gfodor 14y agoYou have a point but only if you replace "paying dividends" with "returning capital to investors."