Not exact matches
Toms grew to a
valuation of $ 625 million in 2014, but since has had problems
meeting investors»
expectations and hinted at scaling back its one - for - one model.
Essentially the company was spending an unsustainable amount of money to grow revenue at levels that would
meet the lofty
expectations embedded in the stock's
valuation.
But, at its current
valuation, I still think, even if IMAX only
meets expectations, we are likely to see a pop.
If corporate earnings were to
meet or exceed
expectations, that would go a long way to alleviating fears that stock fundamentals can't support the current
valuations.
Even if the company
meets expectations, it may not be enough to support the stock's
valuation.