As much as Rheinmetall will be seeing a lot of European investment soon, I think it has become a bit overinflated the last few days
OkSeason6445 on
P/E ratio is also [over 20 times higher](https://companiesmarketcap.com/rheinmetall/pe-ratio/) than just a couple of years ago. I believe the E part of the P/E will increase over time as well but I’m happy to admit I missed the boat on this one.
Edit: P/E Rheinmetall = 255, P/E VW = 3,89, P/E Tesla = 72,8 to put it into context.
ThinNeighborhood2276 on
Interesting shift in market dynamics. The increased defense spending likely plays a significant role in Rheinmetall’s rise.
toolkitxx on
A perfect example again that financial figures do not reflect reality. If one would just take actual assets, this would be clear. Our financial markets have become total casinos.
treebeard87_vn on
Maybe Helsing should go public too….
Unfair-Foot-4032 on
well the first euro defence ETF is out aswell.
ImTheVayne on
Rheinmetall is going to be huge
Max20151981 on
We know how badly reddit loves to beat the drum of the war machine.
Timely_Letterhead_84 on
Personally I haven’t even looked at P/E ratios. I have looked at market value for these Euro companies compared to American counterparts.
It might just be me. But I expect the EU defense and American defense to more or less equal in value in the next 10-15 years. Depending current political climate. This timeline might have to be sped up significantly.. Eu are desperate to get there. – Not tomorrow but “yesterday”
Edit: Spoiler; Euro defense companies have to grow massively and exponentially.
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As much as Rheinmetall will be seeing a lot of European investment soon, I think it has become a bit overinflated the last few days
P/E ratio is also [over 20 times higher](https://companiesmarketcap.com/rheinmetall/pe-ratio/) than just a couple of years ago. I believe the E part of the P/E will increase over time as well but I’m happy to admit I missed the boat on this one.
Edit: P/E Rheinmetall = 255, P/E VW = 3,89, P/E Tesla = 72,8 to put it into context.
Interesting shift in market dynamics. The increased defense spending likely plays a significant role in Rheinmetall’s rise.
A perfect example again that financial figures do not reflect reality. If one would just take actual assets, this would be clear. Our financial markets have become total casinos.
Maybe Helsing should go public too….
well the first euro defence ETF is out aswell.
Rheinmetall is going to be huge
We know how badly reddit loves to beat the drum of the war machine.
Personally I haven’t even looked at P/E ratios. I have looked at market value for these Euro companies compared to American counterparts.
It might just be me. But I expect the EU defense and American defense to more or less equal in value in the next 10-15 years. Depending current political climate. This timeline might have to be sped up significantly.. Eu are desperate to get there. – Not tomorrow but “yesterday”
Edit: Spoiler; Euro defense companies have to grow massively and exponentially.