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LHS Gerüchte! Wer weiß mehr!!!!! o.T.
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Determine the classification: This methodology would consider LHSG a "fast-grower".
Look at the P/E/Growth Ratio (PASS) : The investor should examine the P/E (63.8) relative to the growth rate (216.8%), based on the three year historical growth rate, for a company as this is a quick way of determining the fairness of the price. In this particular case, the P/E/G ratio for LHSG (0.29) makes it an excellent buy.
Look at the P/E Ratio (NEUTRAL) : For companies with sales greater than 1 billion, this methodology likes to see that the P/E ratio remain below 40. Companies this large could have a difficult time maintaining a growth rate high enough to support a P/E above this threshold. LHSG, whose sales are 207.6 million, would not be considered large enough, according to this methodology, to apply the P/E ratio analysis. However, an investor can analyze the P/E ratio relative to the EPS growth rate.
Look at Inventory To Sales (FAIL) : When inventories increases faster than sales, it is a red flag. Unfortunately we do not have sufficient data for LHSG to evaluate this criteria.
Look at the EPS Growth Rate (FAIL) : This methodology favors companies that have several years of fast earnings growth, as these companies have a proven formula for growth that in many cases can continue many more years. This methodology likes to see earnings growth in the range of 20% to 50%, as earnings growth over 50% may be unsustainable. The EPS growth rate for LHSG is 216.8%, based on the three year historical growth rate, which would be considered too fast.
Look at the Total Debt/Equity Ratio (PASS) : This methodology would consider the Debt/Equity ratio for LHSG (0.0%) to be wonderfully low (equity is at least ten times debt). This ratio is one quick way to determine the financial strength of the company.
Look at the P/E/Growth Ratio (PASS) : The investor should examine the P/E (63.8) relative to the growth rate (216.8%), based on the three year historical growth rate, for a company as this is a quick way of determining the fairness of the price. In this particular case, the P/E/G ratio for LHSG (0.29) makes it an excellent buy.
Look at the P/E Ratio (NEUTRAL) : For companies with sales greater than 1 billion, this methodology likes to see that the P/E ratio remain below 40. Companies this large could have a difficult time maintaining a growth rate high enough to support a P/E above this threshold. LHSG, whose sales are 207.6 million, would not be considered large enough, according to this methodology, to apply the P/E ratio analysis. However, an investor can analyze the P/E ratio relative to the EPS growth rate.
Look at Inventory To Sales (FAIL) : When inventories increases faster than sales, it is a red flag. Unfortunately we do not have sufficient data for LHSG to evaluate this criteria.
Look at the EPS Growth Rate (FAIL) : This methodology favors companies that have several years of fast earnings growth, as these companies have a proven formula for growth that in many cases can continue many more years. This methodology likes to see earnings growth in the range of 20% to 50%, as earnings growth over 50% may be unsustainable. The EPS growth rate for LHSG is 216.8%, based on the three year historical growth rate, which would be considered too fast.
Look at the Total Debt/Equity Ratio (PASS) : This methodology would consider the Debt/Equity ratio for LHSG (0.0%) to be wonderfully low (equity is at least ten times debt). This ratio is one quick way to determine the financial strength of the company.
Hallo Hugo,
kannst Du mir Deine Ausführung gekürzt in Deutsch rüberbringen
Im voraus Vielen Dank Roli
kannst Du mir Deine Ausführung gekürzt in Deutsch rüberbringen
Im voraus Vielen Dank Roli
Hallo Hugo!
Verstehe leider nur die Hälfte! Kann den Sinn nicht erkennen oder verstehen. kannst du mir da biite helfen.
danke otto
Verstehe leider nur die Hälfte! Kann den Sinn nicht erkennen oder verstehen. kannst du mir da biite helfen.
danke otto
Sorry, muß ich wohl was in der Zwischenablage drinnen gehabt haben. Also: LHS hat angeblich ein Unternehmen gefunden, das sie übernehmen wollen. Das war das Gerücht. Also auf keinen Fall andersherum, wie wir hier schon mal in Betracht gezogen hatten. Wurde aber heute Abend über Reuters dementiert. Ist auch ok. Besser so, als wenn irgendwas nicht funktioniert. Mir sind die Fakten auch lieber und die sprechen auch so schon für ein Investment in LHS.
Oben, das waren nur paar Zahlen, die auch für LHS sprechen. KGV usw....
Gruß,
hugo
Oben, das waren nur paar Zahlen, die auch für LHS sprechen. KGV usw....
Gruß,
hugo
Kannst Du mir sagen wo ich vorboersliche Kurse von der Nasdaq
finden kann?
finden kann?
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