So essentially, we got a company worth eight billion here, or market price of eight billion. And immediately i want to know, what would i pay for that if it was just an ordinary company? And the last four quarters are totalling o minus one point one billion in operating cash flow. So right now, with pelaton, that's a big question, but let's just say i know they're going to be bigger,. In that case, then what i want to do is see if i can buy the company for eight billion net cash, how much actual owner earnings am i getting off ith this company right now? And i would like it to be 800 million dollars. I
In the last episode of InvestED, Phil and Danielle discussed lessons we can learn from Peloton’s ups and downs as investors.
Continuing on that conversation, Phil and Danielle dive deeper into researching Peloton to determine the success of the company in the stock market by calculating the strength of its moat.
Tune in to this episode of InvestED for their final thoughts on how to interpret whether a company is worth investing in, given the state of the stock market, current assets and liabilities, long-term debt, and operating cash flow of the company.
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Topics discussed in this podcast:
- Peloton’s moat
- What to research in a company before investing
- How companies rebound after stock dips
- The 4 Ms of Successful Investing
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