Skip to content
Archive
← r/ValueInvesting
1
100%
u/Deep-Force2598 21 hours ago Discussion

What is the widest disconnect between price and fundamentals in the market right now?

I'm screening for valuation gaps on the short side of credibility, not stocks that are merely expensive, but ones where the current price seems to require a decade of flawless execution just to grow into itself. To keep answers useful, two ground rules: 1. Name the stock and the multiple it's trading at. 2. State what has to go perfectly over the next 5–10 years for today's price to be justified. If you think the gap is in a whole sector rather than a single name, make the case.
6 comments held Reddit says 0 on reddit ↗
  1. u/Algoridro 3 21 hours ago
    Tesla & SpaceX
  2. u/MikeCheck_CE 1 21 hours ago
    And AAPL... The holy trinity of overvalued
  3. u/Silent-Complaint4020 1 21 hours ago
    do u use an android phone?
  4. u/ev0lii 1 21 hours ago
    No but 38 of p/e for a company that has almost no growth and that is behind in the ai revolution is not normal
  5. u/Disastrous_Rent_6500 1 21 hours ago
    Companies losing billions of dollars and going public. This is nothing new tho, this has always been happening
  6. u/blofeldfinger 1 21 hours ago
    CPS