Value investing foundations [3/10]
Australian Investors Podcast
P/E Ratio Explained
Owen defines the price-to-earnings ratio, its components, and cautions about interpreting PE without growth context.
In this Australian Investors Podcast episode, your host Owen Rask continues the Investment Foundations Series with:
- what value investing really means and why it works
- key principles from Graham, Buffett and modern investors
- how to think about intrinsic value, DCF and the margin of safety
- why some stocks are cheap for a reason (value traps)
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Topics Covered
- What is value investing and how is it different?
- Valuation ratios like P/E, P/B and DCF analysis
- Margin of safety, mean reversion and quality
- Avoiding value traps and spotting great businesses
Resources for this episode
Rask Courses:
Value Investor Program – Owen's free online training
Rask Core membership – Rask's expert portfolios & stock research, $1 for 30 days!
Rask Invest – Invest directly with Owen
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