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Price/Book : This multiple compares the price to the bookvalue of a firm. For example, if I use the P/E multiple, I should use the Earnings of the comparable companies for the same year (say 2021) as for my target company. It shows the amount an investor is willing to pay for one dollar of net earnings. .
Price/Book : This multiple compares the price to the bookvalue of a firm. For example, if I use the P/E multiple, I should use the Earnings of the comparable companies for the same year (say 2021) as for my target company. It shows the amount an investor is willing to pay for one dollar of net earnings. .
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