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I understand your POV but the P/E Ratio does have one weakness: We are using a current share price with an accumulation of figures dating back from FY21.
Do we have any figures from FY22 that would allow us to make a more current reprresentation of the P/E Ratio?
Or should we make a P/E Ratio using the 30/06/2021 figures (SP and results) and use it to determine the results we would need to have the same P/E Ratio with the current SP.
If we don't reach the result then the SP is overvalued...
...I understand your POV but the P/E Ratio does have one...
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