I suggest you delete this post, have a read back through the thread and then go about your day.
We're not talking about a present value here Sport.
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Yes that's the whole point. Intrinsic value is significantly higher than the market price.
Edit: my apologies just realised you were talking about the hypothetical company 8 years from the future and not about the difference between intrinsic value and market price.
Yep that's my point.
I'm not disputing it looks like good buying.
It just wasn't at $1 or $1.50 no matter if one day you get your money back or more in the future or not.
Entry level is key. I'm not saying we can all bottom pick, however if you use the current market valuation I.e the market cap vs earnings as your basis for entry level as well as what the charts are saying then you are far less likely to get the entry point horribly wrong.
Totally incorrect.
What happens subsequently does not change the fact of whether something was originally good buying...
If you can buy a dollar right now for 50c then it's good buying.
If you can buy that same dollar a week later for 25c IT DOES NOT mean the 50c purchase was bad buying.
Buying a dollar for 50c is ALWAYS good buying.
I will start charging you for these lessons.