I put together a spreadsheet of 60+ software, cloud and cybersecurity companies:
- % down from their 52 week high
- % up from their 52 week low
- current NTM ev/revs multiple
- current NTM ev/ebitda multiple
- 2 year expected revenue growth rate
- 2 year expected ebitda growth rate
- NTM ev/revs multiple / 2 year expected revenue growth rate
I used the current sell-side estimates for every company.
The stocks in green look the cheapest on a 2-year number relative to their current ebitda multiple & expected ebitda growth rates.
The stocks in red look the most expensive on a 2-year number relative to their current ebitda multiple & expected ebitda growth rates.
I'll put a link to the spreadsheet in the comments.
If you see any mistakes... let me know.
If you want me to add any additional companies... let me know.
I already think $APP and $RDDT are two of them most undervalued tech stocks in the market (this spreadsheet shows it)... and constructing this spreadsheet put a few more stocks on my radar which I'll be digging into over the next couple weeks.
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