Are we forgetting that GS is a brokering business? Them reducing their stake = strong bids buying off them. It's when a broker becomes a substantial holder that's when nobody's buying.
Are we forgetting that GS is a brokering business? Them reducing their stake = strong bids buying off them. It's when a broker becomes a substantial holder that's when nobody's buying.
We are.
I didn't really appreciate that, so thanks for the advice.
Hi MauroNZ. The market is always a forward looking beast. Average analyst forecast shows a forward PE of about 30 at the current price which I think is pretty reasonable for such a high growth company. You need to look at the EBITDA loss of (nearly $30m from memory) on U.S. operations to understand that the PE could be lower if they were not investing heavily for future growth.
Honestly I think this is a bit of a lottery where to from here in the very short term. Once we have more data in terms of first half sales for FY19 we'll be in a far better position to understand how their growth is currently tracking. Long term they are probably a good hold but could range trade in the ~ 10.50 - $12 range for a while.
Thanks a lot mate, that helps to learn and understand.
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