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John Galt
All worlds
18 Feb 2020 13:08Link
I think the IPO requirements need to be adjusted in light of all the recent changes to products and prices. Most well performing corporations in a CEO end up with a market value of around 400-500B and a P/E ratio of 45-50. The only corporations that are able to consistently get their P/E ratios below 40 to trigger an IPO are ones that have recently had their market value drop significantly due to surplus, and then have their P/E ratio drop significantly when the product goes back into shortage. I think the IPO requirements should be adjusted to the following:
Market Value > 300B
P/E Ratio < 50
This will mostly be for the benefit of CEOs. It is very easy to IPO with countries because the P/E ratios are much better due to no country resources fee.
Thoughts?
Market Value > 300B
P/E Ratio < 50
This will mostly be for the benefit of CEOs. It is very easy to IPO with countries because the P/E ratios are much better due to no country resources fee.
Thoughts?