Question An example of how Nvidia is a cancer for graphics technology progress

gdansk · Oct 12, 2024

TESKATLIPOKA said:
10 most valued US companies and their P/E ratio:
Apple: 34.6
Nvidia: 10.3 (had 10:1 stock split this year, that's why so low)
Microsoft: 35.8
Google: 31.4
Amazon: 96.4
Meta: 51.1
Berkshire Hathaway: 11.6
Broadcom: 7.53
Lilly: 170
Tesla: 64.2
Just

Some think a correction will happen, but I think that's pretty optimistic. It could very well end up in something much worse.

While AMD isn't big enough for its collapse to obliterate index funds (like NVDA could) it has a P/E ratio of 200.
Worth noting anyway.

TESKATLIPOKA · Oct 12, 2024

gdansk said:
While AMD isn't big enough for its collapse to obliterate index funds (like NVDA could) it has a P/E ratio of 200.
Worth noting anyway.

It's possible there are companies with even higher P/E, but I am too lazy to check every single one of them, so I limited It to the top 10 companies, which are valued the highest.

edit: AMD had a P/E ratio as high as 1285 a year ago.

igor_kavinski · Oct 12, 2024

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The price-to-earnings ratio (P/E ratio) is the ratio for valuing a company that measures its current share price relative to its per-share earnings.

www.marketbeat.com

ARM's is over 300.

TESKATLIPOKA · Oct 12, 2024

igor_kavinski said:
Comparing and Trading High PE Ratio Stocks

The price-to-earnings ratio (P/E ratio) is the ratio for valuing a company that measures its current share price relative to its per-share earnings.

www.marketbeat.com

ARM's is over 300.

It looks like the site I originally took P/E is not very accurate.
That one was showing for Broadcom P/E ratio of 7.53 while your site shows 157.67!

So let's check It once more according to your site:
Apple -> Capitalization: $3.49 trillion ; P/E: 34.63
Nvidia -> Capitalization: $3.31 trillion ; P/E: 63.23
Microsoft -> Capitalization: $3.09 trillion ; P/E: 35.25
Alphabet -> Capitalization: $2.03 trillion ; P/E: 23.60
Amazon -> Capitalization: $1.98 trillion ; P/E: 45.17
Meta -> Capitalization: $1.49 trillion ; P/E: 30.11
Berkshire Hathaway -> Capitalization: $994.45 billion ; P/E: 14.64
Broadcom -> Capitalization: $847.62 billion ; P/E: 157.67
Eli Lilly -> Capitalization: $885.83 billion ; P/E: 114.79
Tesla -> Capitalization: $695.79 billion ; P/E: 61.18

P.S. Even Intel has P/E Ratio of 102.44.
Just Nvidia alone is overvalued by ~$2.2 trillion and is the most likely to have their stock crash after the end of AI bubble.

DaaQ · Tuesday at 9:54 PM

Sure wish I had told my wife eff u when AMD was 1.62 and I could have dropped 5 or 10k into it.

MrTeal · 2024-10-30T10:13:03-0400

TESKATLIPOKA said:
10 most valued US companies and their P/E ratio:
Apple: 34.6
Nvidia: 10.3 (had 10:1 stock split this year, that's why so low)
Microsoft: 35.8
Google: 31.4
Amazon: 96.4
Meta: 51.1
Berkshire Hathaway: 11.6
Broadcom: 7.53
Lilly: 170
Tesla: 64.2
Just

Some think a correction will happen, but I think that's pretty optimistic. It could very well end up in something much worse.

Isn't P/E price per share over earnings per share, and thus it wouldn't matter if the stock split or not?

gdansk · 2024-10-30T10:48:27-0400

MrTeal said:
Isn't P/E price per share over earnings per share, and thus it wouldn't matter if the stock split or not?

Yes, split doesn't matter. It should be calculated as price per share / earnings per share.

TESKATLIPOKA · 2024-10-30T12:54:02-0400

MrTeal said:
Isn't P/E price per share over earnings per share, and thus it wouldn't matter if the stock split or not?

That one was based on https://companiesmarketcap.com
Not that accurate.
The other post is accurate.

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