What is the price to book ratio? - MoneyWeek Investment Tutorials
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2 questions.... 1. is book value same as intrinsic value? 2. is PB ratio irrelevant for tech & digital companies?
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Excellent video and explanation given. Thank You.
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Excellent video. Very well explained.
is the book value the same as NAV (net asset value)?
The video is useful, it would be nice if you did a white balance before filming. Thanks
i dont understand correctly what is rule of thumb - any links? arigato
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Amazing explanation. Been trying to understand BV for some time.
Hi everyone, what are other Asset Intensive sectors aside from Investment Trust and Utilities Companies? :)
At or around 6:44.
If share price is Twice of what companies total assets amounts to, why is it a good option to but the share.
Isn't it means that share is over-priced than net worth. Won't it be a risky deal to buy an overpriced share if we know company doesn't have enough assets for it
Tanmay Sharma because of the future growth (earnings). Think about a software company which only owns laptops as assets but grows in earnings 20% every year. It probably makes sense to buy it if reasonably priced, irregardless of its assets (price to book value).
petewill2650 - yes! Tim.
Should goodwill be taken into consideration while assessing if we are paying over or under the asset (s) value?
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