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Bill Nygren explains that sometimes a value investor must look beyond traditional valuation metrics like the price-to-earnings (PE) ratio. He shares a powerful lesson from his own investing journey missing out on Netflix because it was trading at a 200 PE. Nygren, known for his disciplined value approach, admits that rigidly sticking to low PE stocks cost him a potential 20-bagger. He emphasizes that a high PE doesn’t always mean a stock is overvalued; sometimes, it reflects high growth potential. In hindsight, Netflix’s business model, scale, and moat justified its premium valuation. This experience led Nygren to evolve his definition of value focusing more on long-term intrinsic worth than short-term multiples. He urges investors to consider the qualitative aspects of a business and not let valuation metrics become blinders. The market often prices in future potential, and growth can make expensive stocks look cheap over time. This insight is a wake-up call for all value investors to adapt and avoid missing transformational opportunities.

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