The sifu-sifus of i3 does not use ev/ebitda. What they love to do is use annualized EPS. Specifically, take the EPS of a good quarter, multiply it by 4 times and put a PE of 10. That is how they play the game. EV/EBITDA is most useful for evaluating high capital business.
Still not sure of the difference between P/FCF & P/CF as an evaluating ratio.
Anyone, please explain.
TQ.
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If cannot make money from the share market, don't pretend inventing more formulas and ratios will turn a loser into a winner.
After all, pretending that depreciation, interest and taxes do not exist is also called deception. Self deception in this case.
EV, EBITA, ROIC etc...these are management tools. Tools used in managing an operation.
To win in the stockmarket game....that is a very different problem.