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But Eldorado's earnings growth will be higher next year and in 2027. And at a lower P/E ratio
But Eldorado's earnings growth will be higher next year and in 2027. And at a lower P/E ratio
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@Tenbagger2024 With respect, for my taste you are too often and too much attached to the P/E ratio. It is certainly a criterion to consider, but not the measure of all things and the criterion for ultimately making a decision. In the last two years - at least - it has fallen somewhat behind. You used to calculate your P/E ratio yourself and it was great to find a company with quality and a low P/E ratio. You could go in blind
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Don't just look at the P/E ratio.
For a company or mine that has just become profitable, the P/E ratio doesn't matter anyway.
Don't just look at the P/E ratio.
For a company or mine that has just become profitable, the P/E ratio doesn't matter anyway.
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You two are really confusing me now. 🙈😂
@Multibagger
One says Eldorado, the next equinox.
The boss @SAUgut777 is about to come along and say something else.
You two are really confusing me now. 🙈😂
@Multibagger
One says Eldorado, the next equinox.
The boss @SAUgut777 is about to come along and say something else.
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@Tenbagger2024 Exactly! The all-in sustaining costs (AISC) and the company's debt are much more relevant.
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