Sunday, April 20, 2014 2:27:12 AM
The other one is P/E. Sorry if I made a typing error.
Take the market capitalization and divide it by the earnings. You will get a P/E of more than 100 in an industry where the average is around 10-12.
For those of this ratios, well-established companies tend to have a higher number. Of course, if there are no profits, there is no P/E, or P/E can be very high if profits are marginal at best. But the P/S ratio is always very telling.
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