Friday, September 23, 2022 12:19:19 PM
High PE ratios are for high growth companies. You're essentially betting future earnings will eventually bring that number down.
GSE's earnings are relatively stable; they will never command a high PE.
I'd be very skeptical of any valuation that A) imagines Treasury will write down the seniors for no consideration, and B) assumes the GSE's will never raise capital.
GSE's earnings are relatively stable; they will never command a high PE.
I'd be very skeptical of any valuation that A) imagines Treasury will write down the seniors for no consideration, and B) assumes the GSE's will never raise capital.
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