CAR, GUD, BAP and ARB have all reported for 2020. All have their EPS down on the previous year. None are able to provide comfort around their outlook. Yet they trade on respective 2020 P/E's of 40, 23, 26 and 33. Anybody would think that somebody's come up with rules that stop planes from flying. Not to mention, I suspect, that when times are troubling, money moves to companies with good management and proven track records.
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