Investors anticipate continued strong growth for the company despite recent revenue decline, showing willingness to pay more for the stock. If medium-term revenue trends persist, significant share price drop is unlikely.

Despite a revenue dip, high market expectations for the company's performance may keep the P/S ratio high. The company's recent growth rates surpass the industry's expected 27% growth, explaining why investors pay more for the stock. However, unless conditions change, they will continue to bolster the share price.