would make sense
but
the PE ratios used on internet broker sight is last years profit / current share price etc.
The PE ratio quoted is 12.0
so if we have a profit some 30% above prior yr, then the pe ratio will significantly come down ..unless more shares issued? .. nope we had a buy back
not really sure
just read that a broker has reduced target in 12 months to $37, (previously $40) ... based on a market average PE ... (market ave pe is 15.85 ish)
I'ld still take $37 ...33.5% increase
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| Open | High | Low | Value | Volume |
| $44.49 | $44.87 | $44.00 | $347.0M | 7.772M |
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| 2 | 5589 | $44.76 |
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