@ pauldeba, I think it is u who has to revisit the EBITDA calculation. EBITDA multiple of 1.7? This sure is the joke of the day! I think dgulick did a good job of answering your second concern. Most importantly, don’t make this an avenue to air your national stereo type views.
@annedawn, most of my sources are indicated. Sometimes it amazes me how much information is available in the public domain.
@AxiosCap, thank you for introducing me to balance sheets! But I would like to remind you that balance sheet points out the financial state of the company at a specific point in time. So I conclude that either your finance professors did a bad job of articulating financial statements or u did a bad job understanding it. I would put my bet down on the latter. Investors don’t value growth companies like Amazon based only on its financials, but based on several factors like market monopoly and future growth potential. The same applies to Netflix. Now thank me for the wisdom and move on!
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@annedawn, most of my sources are indicated. Sometimes it amazes me how much information is available in the public domain.
@AxiosCap, thank you for introducing me to balance sheets! But I would like to remind you that balance sheet points out the financial state of the company at a specific point in time. So I conclude that either your finance professors did a bad job of articulating financial statements or u did a bad job understanding it. I would put my bet down on the latter.
Investors don’t value growth companies like Amazon based only on its financials, but based on several factors like market monopoly and future growth potential. The same applies to Netflix. Now thank me for the wisdom and move on!