On Capital Market Ratios and Stock Valuation: A Geometric Approach

Azhar, Abdul K. M.; Osman, Suzana Idayu Wati; Parinduri, Rasyad

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“…P/E ratio is an important factor created by Robert Shiller. In the stock market, based on Gottwald [1][2][3], P/E ratio is often used to compare the target company with others so that to analyze the price of the stock and the value of the company is overvalued or not. EV/EBITDA ratio is another method to do the valuation for a company.…”

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“…According to Mauboussin [4][5][6][7], EV/EBITDA multiple can predict the earning of buying the stock better than the profit of a company. P/E ratio is influenced by lots of factors of the market that indicated in the article of Gottwald [1][2][3], which means sometimes it loses some functions to objectively evaluate a company's valuation, as the…”

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Research on the Corporate Value of Ferrari Based on the Valuation Method

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Wu²,

Xu³

2022

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Ferrari as one of the main brands of luxury cars, the company's earnings, has been in focus, according to data show that in 2021, the net loss from a year earlier, the company continued to expand, some investors want to assess the value of the company to evaluate whether to continue to invest, however, the evaluation of some researchers is the lack of a large number of reliable data, the lack of a detailed explanation of the assessment. Therefore, the research topic of this paper is to evaluate the value of Ferrari Company according to its own profit and debt financial situation, and whether investors can get the ideal return. The research method of this paper is as follows: first, the earnings per share and average stock price from 2019 to 2021 are collected, and then the data are analyzed by P/E ratio. In addition, the net profit and revenue data of Ferrari and its competitors from 2019 to 2021 were collected and EV/E valuation analysis was performed on their data. The results of the two research methods show that in terms of valuation, Ferrari is overvalued, enterprise value and P/E ratio are too high. That means investing in Ferrari shares won't necessarily pay off. This may be because Ferrari is not a new automobile brand, but an old one. Secondly, its product types make it difficult for Ferrari to continue to enter a new level. The Fed raised interest rates to ease inflation caused by geopolitical crises and the COVID-19 pandemic. The policy not only affects investors, but also affects Ferrari's borrowing.

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