Uasbau
2022-01-15

The writer putting an average Electric Vehicle PE at 10 appeared under hyped as the average US market  PE is at 23~24 presently. And Growth stocks that expand normally can have higher PE. How about climate change consideration & incentives?

Are Electric Vehicle Stocks Overhyped?
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  • ChristKitto
    2022-01-15
    ChristKitto
    The P/E ratio index looks simple, but it is useful for us to choose stocks. To some extent, it can initially help us sift through a group of stocks with high valuations
  • littlesweetie
    2022-01-15
    littlesweetie
    Ten years to get their money back, isn't that fanciful? In my opinion, this is impossible
  • Michelle Ong
    2022-01-15
    Michelle Ong
    Like back thanks
  • BorisBack
    2022-01-15
    BorisBack
    Despite a slow start, many of the auto giants are now fully committed to electric cars, and they won't be easily squeezed out of the race, but will compete more aggressively with electric car companies
  • EmilyMark
    2022-01-15
    EmilyMark
    Competition in electric vehicles is fierce. While an electric car engine is easier to build than an internal combustion engine, developing a car that is both safe and enjoyable is fiendishly difficult.
  • LeilaLynch
    2022-01-15
    LeilaLynch
    The recent history of electric car companies illustrates the industry's risks. Tesla, for example, has come close to bankruptcy at least twice since 2003.
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