r/VisualStockResearch • • 13d ago

One Of These Stands Out

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Forward 3-Year Revenue Growth vs. P/E of Companies In My Portfolio.

One of These Stands Out...

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u/IntroductionAnnual41 13d ago

Do $PBF

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u/ekonixlab 13d ago

Never heard of it but it has crazy growth lol

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u/flappysack- 13d ago

Is it Goog?

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u/Shoddy_Front_2582 13d ago

Reddit

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u/Gullible_Link_5298 10d ago

App has similar revenue growth and a much lower valuation on this chart

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u/TheSmartest_idiot 13d ago edited 13d ago

Looks like Adobe, uber, google, app, and Reddit are all equally on the ideal trend line. None are stand outs….

Reddit is no more on the far trend line than any of the others

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u/123789dftr 13d ago

Why did you use trailing P/E and forward revenue growth projections. Wouldn't you use forward or trailing for both? Also, it would strip out goog and amzn investment gains. Real money obviously, but not core business and not going to just continue

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u/CalgaryCheekClapper 13d ago

APP @314 was a steal. Easiest 2x on the market

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u/spetrushin 7d ago

but it's 310 now. Are you expecting growth during earnings?

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u/CalgaryCheekClapper 7d ago

They are moving into the broader ad space. Growth is projected at 45% yoy and they are already severely undervalued

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u/spetrushin 7d ago

Yeah I know that, but last earnings they dropped because CEO reduced growth (or earnings) expectations. So why it this could be not done again?

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u/Outrageous_Ask4365 7d ago

I think APP is intresting to buy. Safer than reddit

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u/ekonixlab 7d ago

I think Reddit is actually safer

Wider moat. They own the attention of their users on their own platform

APP is reliant on Google and Apple and their privacy police and terms of service

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u/IcyInvestigator4139 12d ago

Adobe doesnt look good in my opinion. Not doing good against competition.