Now, now, Tomasso, you don't want to twist my words to suit your purpose do you? OK, I'll try not to search out and buy stocks with the highest P/E's, but is it OK if I consider growth, in addition to P/E? Isn't that only common sense? For example, I think Intel investors have probably done a bit better over the past couple of years than people who invested in DuPont, even though DuPont almost invariably carries a considerably lower P/E than Intel. Every few years an investor might consider evaluating his stocks' growth potential, in addition to P/E.
By the way, you mentioned that you want to learn from my example. OK, eat right, drink only on occasion--any occasion will do--, try not to blow smoke in the face of others (better not to blow smoke at all), don't hide behind religious labels as you trash the rights of others, and always remember Twain: "The most lost day of all is the day on which we do not laugh."
You don't want to know my portfolio stocks. They're all losers. |
