股票类资产，如何估值呢？｜投资小知识

Group 1 - The article discusses the concept of valuing stock assets, emphasizing that if the price exceeds the value, the asset is considered overvalued and potentially unattractive [2] - A game was conducted where participants were asked how much they would pay for a company with a stable annual profit of 1 million, resulting in an average matching price between 8 million and 15 million [3][4] - The average price corresponds to a price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of 8-15 times the annual profit, aligning with the long-term average P/E ratios of the A-share and Hong Kong markets [4] Group 2 - Different investors have varying risk appetites, leading to a range of bid prices; during bear markets, average prices tend to be lower, while in bull markets, they can reach 30-40 times earnings [5] - The article highlights the strategy of buying when most investors are pessimistic and prices are low, and selling when optimism drives prices higher [5] - Various valuation methods exist, indicating that there is no single approach to determining the value of an asset [6]