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Is PE the be all and end all?

Salvatore Dali , MalaysiaFinance | Nadia Hassan

04-Apr-13 06:30

Is PE the be all and end all?

On the S&M show this week, Dali talks about whether PER is really the be all and end all when it comes to assessing a company. What does it mean when investors look at PE and what other factors to look for. He also talks about the raft of Chinese-based companies that are listed on the Bursa Malaysia. The perceptions they carry and their business models. 


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