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high multiples an shift from growth to value are not driving this stock with due respect. it's the prospect of a takeover at a high revenue multiple based on other fairly recent transactions that took place during a tech sell off at high revenue multiples. boom is the only player in the space turning a profit along with spectacular growth rates....
there is just a different set of drivers here right now and now we know the drop was due to the sells disclosed yesterday.
Yep - and these multiples are freaking high!
Daddy. If the EPS is in cents then the share price must be quoted in dollars to get the correct P/E.
So Price =£12.625 x (fx rate )$1.2594 =$15.90
So FY2022 EPS is 20.7 P/E is $15.90 divided by $0.207 =76.8x
FY2023 EPS is 33 P/E is $15.90 divided by $0.33 = 48.2x
gallder, yes EPS are in cents because the price is in cents too.
SECTION 17 of the final account RNS 25th April
Options outstanding 1,147,213 at ave weighted price of £2.65.
warrants outstanding 520,000 at ave weighted price of £3.12.
(Tobin already excercised 350,000 of these warrants.)
So shares in issue at end of 2021 is 15,768,017
options 1,147,213
warrants 520,000
total 17,435,230
Thats what fully diluted means.
I did a shares in issue for Audioboom and got 16.22M not 17.4M. Here on iii it says 16M shares!
Which is correct?
Daddy. The EPS no's you are quoting are cents i think.
Price = 1,262.5
FY22 EPS = 20.7 so P/E = 61x
FY23 EPS = 33 so P/E = 38x
in a rising rate / inflationary environment such multiples are discounting a lot of growth. Period.
Valuations remain sky high. The stock already discounts a hell of a lot of growth. Base case, the stock flat line as valuation multiples compress (lead by stronger EPS growth). Worst case, stock derate fast and multiples mean revert, mostly led by a falling share price. Best case: TAke over at a premium.
Lmao
Thanks for your info. and for taking the time to post it here. Good research. In fairness it does seem a little high but these days it appears people can and do take whatever figure they want to support their agenda.
Going back 30 years P/E ratios were almost governed by a strict rule.
It's fair enough for someone to be critical of a figure but if they want to be taken seriously they need to do exactly what you have done, provide supporting detail.
Thank oyu.
sorry those numbers are on a fully diluted basis so 2022 17.4m shares
2023 17.5m shares
From Finncap Research portal 2022 estimate P/E 127.2 on ebitda of $4.0m.
2023 estimate P/E 79.8 on ebitda of $6.0m.
This was from the morning note on the 25th of April based on a share price of £20.50.
Based on current share price of £12.625 the P/E is more like 78.3 and 49.1 respectively.
The Finncap note from this morning shows ebitda of $1.3m for the first 4 months.
This points to a year ending ebitda of closer to $6m which would lower the 2022 P/E estimate to 52.2
You're the one who quoted 80X
You have been asked where you got it from.
Needless to say you have yet to answer.
Keep laughing. You probably need to lose some a.
What are your P/E ? Lmao
@DaddyAIM said "posse - 78x is the 12m fwd P/E in bloomberg terminal as of today's close. thanks for playing."
@DaddyAIM - Seems that you don't understand how to value a company properly - are you sure you should be investing your money?
"How have you calculated a forward P/E of 80x ?"
It would seem that he doesn't know! Perhaps it had more to do with getting an trolling title up for others to see?
Who knows, if he doesn't tell us...?????