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you use forward looking p/e. you dont look at price / book despite mcos effectively being financial institutions.
more specifically, the industry is moving away from reporting in gaap p/e towards reporting cash p/e. simply adjust earnings for the amortization line in the P&L, not cash flows. Reason being the P&L line is specific for amort due to acquisitions, which is how mcos grow.
Thanks, why don't you use p/b?
NTM EV/EBITDA and NTM P/E. Just look at some research around ANTM-CI, AET-HUM and CNC-HNT. The analysts had some commentary around price paid/valuation multiple, etc.
Thank you, what about PEG, and ROE?
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