| Homerdome (Golden Rainbow) | Thursday, May 26, 2011 - 11:42 pm 
I went to IPO some corps, to my surprise, i was not able to IPO a single one.. reason, my P/E was to high in corps i've had for over a real game year. These corps are worth 1-2 T and in some cases the P/E used to meet the required less then 40, but when i checked the P/E graph.. they have steadily rose for the last game year.. going in some cases from 35 to 60, or some have gone from 35 to just above the required 40. WTH. I'm trying to raise taxes to see if it has any effect.. it had none so far and the graph in some corps shows still a steady climb, all i want to know is.. what is going on??? Before this newest update, i had absolutly no problem IPO'ing any of these corporations. Im a bit ticked off. |
| Homerdome | Friday, May 27, 2011 - 02:15 am
Anybody else having this problem? |
| Josias (Kebir Blue) | Friday, May 27, 2011 - 04:36 am
i really hope the GM read what you said. their is a flaw here.
the justification, is that it makes it easier to understand. but in fact makes it harder to do! |
| Lozona Real (Fearless Blue) | Friday, May 27, 2011 - 04:46 am
P/E Ratio is an accurate account of monthly sales of your company. If your company is making a lot of sales, P/E Ratio will become less.
P is the current Unit Price in the Stock Market. This value is a virtual value as each Reverse Split will shift the graph downwards retaining the previous Unit Price. For instance, if your Unit Price reached 1.08 SC$, and sales suffer a lower monthly sales record and dropped bellow the value of 1.08 SC$, then a reverse split will be executed.
Unit Price is virtual, but E (earnings) is a real figure recorded from your current monthly sales.
P/E Ratio works as an accurate forecast of rise or fall in coming Unit Price.
P/E Ratio 44 is a minimum guarantee of quick earnings. P/E below 100 will rise, but takes a longer time. P/E above 100 will have risk of falling.
I have companies that made it into IPO but was kicked out of the Stock Market when IPO went above required. |
| Josias (Kebir Blue) | Friday, May 27, 2011 - 05:51 am
yes, and corps that have been running for a long time, prior to an IPO, their market value will raise them well above the required PE ratio. |
| Homerdome | Friday, May 27, 2011 - 02:13 pm
What im saying is, that these P/E's have just rescently sky rocketed within the last game year, as though they where getting ready for this change making it imposible for me to ipo any of my corps, that just last week I had no problem doing. In fact, the last 2 weeks I have IPO'ed at least 30 corps with the same market value of between 1-2 T |
| Danny Miller (Little Upsilon) | Friday, May 27, 2011 - 02:22 pm
Please check my post about the same subject |
