Is profit ratio a measure of short term liquidity or longer-term growth prospects? If liquidity, or short term profitability, is an important measure of investment viability there are much better prospects on the market than in the BNPL space.
Z1P is not priced on what it is going to produce next accounting period, nor what it could potentially produce in the longer run. The skew seems to be towards the prior rather than the latter though if that is of any help.
DYOR. Any investment is a risk make sure the upside more than outweighs the downside.
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