CallMeZer0
10-25

i believe $Coursera, Inc.(COUR)$  is oversold now as they have cash holdings of 710.34M with 2.43M debt.

At $5.8 their market cap is 910.136M since they have 156.92M shares outstanding. Meaning the enterprise value is around 200M now

With the revenue TTM being 684.37M

It will have a EV/revenue of about 0.3

Compared to $Udemy, Inc.(UDMY)$   which has an EV/revenue of 1

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  • CallMeZer0
    ·10-28
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    EV/revenue is a valuation ratio

    I used it for coursera cause coursera is not profitable yet hence other valuation multiples are meaningless

    based on the EV/Revenue ratio, during premarket, Coursera dropped to $5.8 usd when that happen, their EV/revenue ratio is 0.3 compared to a similar company udemy which has a EV/revenue ratio of 1, which means coursera is oversold hence a good buy.

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  • AVPK729
    ·10-27
    What does that mean ?
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    • CallMeZer0: 
      EV/Revenue is a valuation ratio
      used since coursera is unprofitable yet hence the other valuation multiples are meaningless
      when coursera dropped to 5.80usd during premarket, the EV/Revenue ratio dropped to 0.3 compare udemy, which has a EV/Revenue ratio of 1 hence coursera is oversold. a good buy.
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