Despite Zhongtong Bus Holding's recent earnings growth, its high P/E ratio, compared to its three-year growth, suggests investors are banking on a business turnaround. However, there's a risk of disappointment if the P/E aligns with recent growth rates.

Zhongtong Bus Holding's rising ROCE shows its ability to yield higher returns on less capital. However, the high ratio of current liabilities to total assets may pose risks. Despite strong fundamentals, the stock's 40% return over five years suggests investors may not fully recognize these positives yet.

Zhongtong Bus Holding's declining ROCE and reduction in capital signal potential performance decline. The high proportion of current liabilities introduces risk. Despite the 131% rise in the stock, underlying trends are discouraging, suggesting investing caution.