I liked the company presentation plus the product very much, because you have illuminated the concrete use case instead of merely listing products. In the context of the company analysis, I would have to look at the company's balance sheets plus P&L and share parameters in order to make a sound judgment. A P/E ratio of 56 upwards already shows me possible initial starting points. Keyword goodwill, P/E ratio, return on sales - quasi I guess without having seen the company that many valuation problems could have to do with equity, the assets and their productivities. You could be in a dangerous phase now where after a rapid rise, the company now has to deliver or cash out (Platt said) Before I write another half stock analysis here, could you write a second part focusing on balance sheet, ratios and future. I would read it. i really rarely give a @ccf, but you have improved massively. Stay dranđđ» No investment advice.
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@BASS-T thank you for the warm words and ccf đ. Perhaps it is noticed that I nowhere speak of a stock analysis but more of a company presentation. When researching, I have also simply noticed that some contexts and just the own interpretation then in it, still difficult for me. What you say is therefore quite accurate. You see a value, know from your experience simply what are possible derivations from it. I still lack these and therefore I do not trust myself with a deeper analytical view at the moment. Reading and understanding the key figures is one thing, interpreting and forming an opinion is definitely another. There is still a lot to learn, experience will be important. Thanks again â€ïž
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