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People often treat the PE ratio like a golden rule in investing, but I used to misunderstand it just like many others. In this video, I explain what the PE ratio really tells you, why a low PE doesn't always mean a bargain, and how growth expectations play a critical role in valuation. Using real examples like Apple, Microsoft, and NVIDIA, I show how perception can distort pricing and why top-quality businesses often deserve higher multiples. I also walk through how I use the PE ratio alongside my eight pillars and stock analyzer tool to make smarter, more informed investment decisions.

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