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近期很多大马科技公司
在IPO后几个月股或者
IPO后一两年的次新股的股价
在业绩出来后
或者没有业绩出来
也面对股价大幅度的下
跌
这都和估值偏高
Related to funds withdrawal.
There is a strange phenomenon in the Malaysian stock market in the past two years.
Many IPO stocks have risen significantly after listing.
Especially technology stocks.
A crazy influx of IPOs.
People also do not care about their valuation PE or PB.
How high, with PE ratios of 30, 40, 50.
Some even start buying after the stock price rises.
Perhaps their story is very good.
So everyone thinks the PE ratio is high.
High stock prices are also suitable for long-term investment.
Everyone seems to have forgotten Apple's global market cap exceeding $3 trillion.
The estimated PE ratio is also a bit over 30.
Microsoft PE ratio is 36.
I think it's too expensive.
But their profit growth is still very evident.
Switch back.
A company with a market cap of 0.3 billion ringgit, PE ratio also needs to be 40, 50.
Is it reasonable?
Of course, every market has its own rules and situations.
There are not many companies to choose from in Malaysia.
Everyone is rushing into the technology sector.
If it's during a peak period in stock prices.
Not setting a good stop-loss point.
These recent rounds of big drops.
The damage is very severe.
These recent IPOs with large price drops.
Is there a big drop in earnings?
No, but earnings are not growing much either.
But the PE ratio is close to 30, 40, 50.
The market is expecting your annual EPS earnings.
There should also be at least double-digit growth.
If there is no growth at all.
"Virtue does not match the position"
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