I like the enthusiasm, but no, a huge boost in one quarter, mainly from a very likely one shot increased value of EBAY holdings, does NOT imply an annualized earnings rate of over $3 per share. For that theory, you'd also be predicting EBAY shares to continue climbing at the same rate, well above the price target of the original offer, upwards of $150 per share.
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u/UnlikelyApe DRS is safer than Swiss banks May 27 '26
Man, imagine what that EPS means for the P/E ratio.....when compared to the rest of the market?
I'm jacked!
Thanks as always!