I know a little bit about valuation and finance and Patrick, as usual, is full of shit

[StealthyFag]

Nobody uses P/E ratios in actual finance. Its way too sensitive to one time gains/impairments. People use EBIT, EBITDA, FCFF.

Also, he said TSLA is should be worth $100 per share. That would imply a p/E ratio of 12 or a FCF yield of 6%, for a market leader in one of the industries with the strongest secular tails winds? When the s&p 500 overall has a p/e of 26?

How this guy who barely passed High school thinks he can be an expert on domestic politics, geopolitics and finance is mind blowing

 

[guest]

Patrick has never been wrong, child. Step aside and let the 1.7 GPA fat broke alcoholic make the decisions from here on out

 

[Gay Faggot.]

Rick just looks for whatever metric is “bad” in things and pretends like it’s the deciding factor. He, like a lot of people, doesn’t understand how complex things really are. It’s easier to just over simplify and make judgements closer to your feelings than to learn and be unbiased. He’s fat and gay, basically.

 

[JoeCumiawearsDIAPERS]

I’m invested in GPA. I’m in at ~ 1.7 currently trading at 1.2.

 

[Mr-Wrinkle-Paws]

Inverted Twitter ratio says what?

 

[Cyberatorquer]

I’m invested in GPA. I’m in at ~ 1.7 currently trading at 1.2.

You might lose everything if you continue to hold. Should have bought futures instead, child.

 

[NoBacon]

Nobody uses P/E ratios in actual finance. Its way too sensitive to one time gains/impairments. People use EBIT, EBITDA, FCFF.

Also, he said TSLA is should be worth $100 per share. That would imply a p/E ratio of 12 or a FCF yield of 6%, for a market leader in one of the industries with the strongest secular tails winds? When the s&p 500 overall has a p/e of 26?

How this guy who barely passed High school thinks he can be an expert on domestic politics, geopolitics and finance is mind blowing

Wrong 5 more times, child.

 

[guest]

Wait, what are you telling me? That a guy who failed to pass basic high school maths classes doesn't know how to analyse a company's fundamentals?

His need to always appear right and in the know is a large part of why he's a 1.7 who's thousands of dollars in the shit. Like his teacher said, "Patrick would argue with a fence post."

 

[TomFromNawlins]

Wait, what are you telling me? That a guy who failed to pass basic high school maths classes doesn't know how to analyse a company's fundamentals?

His need to always appear right and in the know is a large part of why he's a 1.7 who's thousands of dollars in the shit. Like his teacher said, "Patrick would argue with a fence post."

The fence post had a better GPA.

 

[Prince Bvstin]

Like his teacher said, "Patrick would argue with a fence post."

Doubtless he would lose the argument, tell the fence post to fuck off and block it...

 

[guest]

Nobody uses P/E ratios in actual finance. Its way too sensitive to one time gains/impairments. People use EBIT, EBITDA, FCFF.

Also, he said TSLA is should be worth $100 per share. That would imply a p/E ratio of 12 or a FCF yield of 6%, for a market leader in one of the industries with the strongest secular tails winds? When the s&p 500 overall has a p/e of 26?

How this guy who barely passed High school thinks he can be an expert on domestic politics, geopolitics and finance is mind blowing

Fat Pat also thought a former college flop house in the hood was a good investment and now has a vacant apartment generating zero income. I wonder if he had money in Zimbabwean treasuries and securities too, he was at one time worth Quadrillions, child.

 

[Torque’sHeadBump]

Like his teacher said, "Patrick would argue with a fence post."

He would also be less likable than the fence post.

 

[DiarrheaDick]

Nobody uses P/E ratios in actual finance. Its way too sensitive to one time gains/impairments. People use EBIT, EBITDA, FCFF.

Also, he said TSLA is should be worth $100 per share. That would imply a p/E ratio of 12 or a FCF yield of 6%, for a market leader in one of the industries with the strongest secular tails winds? When the s&p 500 overall has a p/e of 26?

How this guy who barely passed High school thinks he can be an expert on domestic politics, geopolitics and finance is mind blowing

 

[Cuphead]

Of all the things he lies about, the stock market and crypto are the most infurating. He waits for the country to start going into a recession where the market/crypto is obviously going to start tanking, and then acts like he was some sort of genius knowing that TESLA and Bitcoin were going to tank despite the whole market being down.

Can't wait for all this shit to eventually rebound and for him to go "No child, it is not". Fucking retard.

 

[SmellenShoehorn]

Patrick uses EBIT too - that's how he pays for his mountain dew and breakfast corn.

That's this month's grocery bill sorted.

 

[SmellenShoehorn]

Like his teacher said, "Patrick would argue with a fence post."

He fuckin married one