What Does P/E Ratio Tell About a Stock?

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Very useful content, keep it up

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Normally I would think its to complicated to understand but I can understand this

Good way of explaining by keeping the eps to 1 and then playing with the value. Easier to understand this way.

What is a good source to find similar companies to compare PE ratios?

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Today our index went 2% up and I was looking for shorts for whole day and lost money. And after market when I saw Index chart then I realised there was simple Breakout trade opportunity to trade in index itself.... A very very simple. But why I missed it.

I have asked that below question because I'm not being able to sink with market and I am only loosing money. I am unable to broaden my view towards market movement during day trading. I'm more focused on smallest stop loss and few pennies profit. And after the market when I look at charts then I say to myself that if I would have bought/sold it at here with this stop so by the end I would have made this much and that much. I mean after market it seems so easy to trade but why it doesn't during market hours????

How to evaluate ourself whether I'm capable to do day trading? Not everyone can become profitable in this market so what likely would be those parameters to judge ourselves before loosing so much money. You have taught me about day trading so much but I want to know how can I realise that I should completely stop it and save my money before it's too late.

You should do more videos about the stock markets

P/E ratio tells me that you are investing in the 1990's. Professional investors build their models based on the projected future Fee Cash Flows of the companies they invest in.

Great channel!

Once again. Great explanation. I strongly suggest you do the same but apply it for cryptocurrency. You will get a lot more followers and views for sure. The cryptocurrency community is eager to learn trading. There are not enough crypto traders doing vids. A lot of them are beginners so a guy with your experience would help lots.

Are we almost bottom up ? Thanks in advance.