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📊 What These Companies Actually Do 🚨

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Most investors know the ticker.
Few know the actual business.

🥤 CELH — Energy fitness drinks
🧠 NVDA — AI chips powering computing
🛡️ S — AI cybersecurity protection
🛰️ PLTR — Government & AI analytics

⚙️ AMD — High-performance computer chips
🏥 OSCR — Digital health insurance platform
🔐 FTNT — Enterprise cybersecurity systems
🎰 DKNG — Online sports betting apps

🔍 GOOG — Internet search & ads
💻 MSFT — Software & cloud infrastructure
📱 META — Social media ecosystems
🎬 NFLX — Global streaming entertainment
🤖 ISRG — Robotic-assisted surgery systems

🍕 DPZ — Fast global pizza delivery
🌯 CMG — Fast-casual Mexican restaurants
📊 SPGI — Financial data & ratings
🏦 MCO — Credit ratings & analytics
🎨 ADBE — Creative software subscriptions
🏗️ ADSK — Engineering design software

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📝 This is in no way financial advice. You’re responsible for your own investing decisions.

👇 There Are Many Ways to Value Stocks

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Investors use many valuation tools.

These metrics help quickly compare companies and spot potential opportunities.

But remember:

They are usually just the starting point.

Because deeper valuation work eventually leads to DCF models (Discounted Cash Flow).

📈 P/E Ratio

Price ÷ Earnings

Shows how much investors pay for profits.

Good for:
• profitable businesses

Watch out for:
❌ extremely high valuations
❌ negative earnings distortion

💵 P/S Ratio

Price ÷ Sales

Measures valuation relative to revenue.

Good for:
• fast-growing companies

Watch out for:
❌ companies growing revenue without profits

🏦 P/B Ratio

Price ÷ Book Value

Compares stock price to net assets.

Good for:
• banks
• asset-heavy companies

Less useful for software businesses.

⚖️ PEG Ratio

P/E ÷ Earnings Growth

Adjusts valuation based on growth.

Good for:
• growth stocks

Watch out for:
❌ changing growth assumptions

🧾 EV/EBITDA

Measures the value of the whole business.

Good for:
• comparing companies in the same industry

Watch out for:
❌ ignores certain expenses

💰 Free Cash Flow Yield

Shows how much cash a company generates relative to its size.

Good for:
• quality businesses
• cash-generating companies

Watch out for:
❌ cyclical industries

The lesson

These metrics help investors quickly narrow down opportunities.

But numbers alone never tell the full story.

Eventually, serious valuation always comes back to one question:

How much future cash will this business generate?

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📝 This is in no way financial advice. You’re responsible for your own investing decisions.