Investing Questions and Answers

Will silver ever go as high as gold?




Answers: Unless there is a huge new found use for silver it will not. The price is set by supply and demand, and the supply og old is much less then silver in the world while at the same time the relative demand for gold is higher then silver.
No, at least unless there becomes an unknown use for silver. The reason is there is (a) fives times as much silver in the world as there is gold. Gold is also the standard for many currencies.

I do realize since there is five times as much silver in the world as there is gold. Silver should trade at about 1/5 the price of gold. Which it doesn't
Maybe, when gold is no more...Silver will be "endangered" and make a lot.

the reason gold makes a lot of money is that there isnt a lot of it so people want it. Silver has more of a quanity than gold, and personally i prefer silver over gold :D
hope i helped
No it is unlikely that silver will ever reach the level of gold. However, historically silver has had a 16 to 1 ration to the price of gold. It is currently at about 55 to 1.

I suspect gold is overpriced and silver is underpriced.
No,Never.

Which is better to use: the P/E Ratio or the forward P/E ratio?

In general, when your evaluating a stock, which do you believe is more defining?


Answers: I prefer the trailing 12 month P/E. But I also like to look at the closing 3 years of quarterly earnings or EPS. This is of assistance to get an theory about the EPS growth rate.

Ben Graham (Buffett's teacher) said that he like to average the last 3 or 5 years of returns & divide today's stock price by that number. He was a thoughtful value investor, but reflective values are hard to find within recent years.
Both. Really I don't put very much immensity on either since lolly flows is my most important factor but if I did use P/E ratio, then I would use both. P/E looks at times past. Can you use that to predict the future? Nope. Can you accurately predict the adjectives P/E? Not on that one either.

So what I look at would be historical P/E and see if the adjectives P/E is lower. If it is lower than I can make a better guess that the proceeds are going to increase faster than the stock price.

But then again, I don't use P/E
there's a funny point about the analysts' projections of adjectives EPS . it is heavily biased to the upside.

worse, it displays serial correlation ... there are multiple period in a row when analysts underestimate EPS followed by multiple period in a row when they overestimate EPS.

So, unless you remuneration attention to both biases and mentally adjust the figures, how will you ever come up next to anything usable?


this isn't to say that I consider a lot of the historical P/E ratio [i don't] it is basically that the forward P/E ratio isn't very adjectives at all, imho.
Neither one. P/E ratio are overrated. Stock price is dominated by an imbalance within supply and demand.

Is stubhub.com a credible site for buying online tickets?




Answers: Sure ! I have afriend who always used to use E-bay or Craig'slist...but now goes right to stubhub. ( Must be better)
StubHUB is good but I have always used SeatBOT. They ship super fast and are almost ALWAYS cheaper than StubHUB for the same tickets.. Good luck!

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