Why is stock price!=exit price +eps every year.
Shouldn’t they at least be in the same range if not equal? Does that mean a stock is overpriced?
Edit: I understand it has earnings potential accounted for and that the price is set by people. Why is there a difference and the factor is so much?
For example nvidia PB IS close to 20 which makes book value $13. Their eps in th last four quarters have been 1.27 1.7 2.16 and 2. At this rate if one buys even assuming current growth, isn’t this inflated?
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