Post by
Possibleidiot01 on Nov 30, 2023 1:05pm
possibleidiot01 math on relative valuation
Do we have any accountants or math smart people out there to doublecheck and correct me?
So not an accountant
In 2020 , Kneat had $7.42 million in sales and 65.91 million shares.
In 2023, kneat had $24.4 million in sales and 77.8 million shares. I'm going to round up this year's sales to $32.6 million.
The stock was essentially the current price for much of 2020.
Take share price times shares outstanding ( $3.33)
2020 -$219.48 market cap
2023- $259.07 market cap now
Take $32.6 million in sales divide by $7.42 million which gives you 4.39
Take 77.8 million shares divide by 65.91 which gives you 1.18
Take 4.39 divide by 1.18 gives you 3.72
Valuation is 3.72 times better than in 2020
Comment by
Torontojay on Nov 30, 2023 1:29pm
Hi Possibleidiot01. I looked under the community and noticed the word math, my favourite subject. 2020: p/s =~ $ 219.48/$7.42 =~ 29.579 2023: p/s =~ $ 259.07/ $32.6 =~ 7.9469 Divide 2020/2023 and we get 3.72 times better which confirms with your answer. Now do the same with gross profit and see what you get :)