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Wednesday, June 15, 2016 5:00:06 PM
Patswil your math assumes 100 percent profitability. The e in p/e stands for earnings, or profit, not revenues. I'm just guessing the figure would be about a tenth of that, or in other words earnings would be about 10 percent of revenue. What percent of revenue do you think they will make as profit?
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