Shares: Analysis - Valuation - Key figures
Hello folks,
unfortunately I'm not very familiar with the valuation of shares, which key figures are important, what should you pay attention to, why is it a good or bad share?
For example, I have a lot of questions about the stock (Tenable Holdings | US88025T1025) $TENB (+2,1%)
I refer to two sources for the key figures:
https://aktienfinder.net/aktien-profil/Tenable%20Holdings-Aktie
and
https://de.tradingview.com/symbols/GETTEX-TE7/financials-overview/
If you go to Tradingview under Financials > Overview, you can see that the enterprise value is 4.56B$, debt is only 384.72M$, so a small part.
However, under Financial data > Statements you can always see a negative net income from Q4'22 to Q2'24, which is actually bad, isn't it? Things are probably not running smoothly yet.
In the forecast, however, the share is strongly advised to buy, the outlook is also consistently positive, as you can see, max. 32.65% compared to -6.91% is almost already a reason to buy.
At Aktienfinder.net, the earnings stability is also very positive across the board, as is the forecast - how can the data from above be correct if they always have negative net income?
Similarly, earnings growth of 10/10 is expected, i.e. a good share price in the future, but further down there is a warning about the balance sheet profit of 0.06, which is very negative.
What do you do with this share now? Both portals are absolutely positive about the share, but somehow I only see negative net income, and the financial data show mixed profitability.
If I now look at (Vertiv Holdings | US92537N1081) $VRT (+4,13%) on both sides, then this would be more of a reason to buy, except that it is now overvalued, i.e. it has already run very strongly. However, the net income here is consistently positive in the financial data > statements.
Can you give me some insight into what I should be looking at? I'm a bit confused.
Thanks a lot!
