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Wow, a really great post. Really straightforward, helpful and insightful. I like your thinking and analysis on all of these. And question - AMD's forward p/e is at 23x but yahoo puts its current, or 12-month trailing, at over 100. I'm guessing this is a dumb question, but why the discrepancy? Thanks for any help here.
Thank you very much, Joel. I appreciate the kind words!
As for the Yahoo P/E, this is TTM, and AMD is rapidly recovering its earnings after a cyclical dip over the last two years. As a result, TTM earnings aren't great, leading to a very high P/E, which is not quite relevant. The focus should be on forward earnings.
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Wow, a really great post. Really straightforward, helpful and insightful. I like your thinking and analysis on all of these. And question - AMD's forward p/e is at 23x but yahoo puts its current, or 12-month trailing, at over 100. I'm guessing this is a dumb question, but why the discrepancy? Thanks for any help here.
Thank you very much, Joel. I appreciate the kind words!
As for the Yahoo P/E, this is TTM, and AMD is rapidly recovering its earnings after a cyclical dip over the last two years. As a result, TTM earnings aren't great, leading to a very high P/E, which is not quite relevant. The focus should be on forward earnings.