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AI summary · Rollins is significantly lower, but its price-to-earnings ratio is still 40, then 30 — part of the earlier madness of buying stocks regardless of price. It is now fairly priced relative to its quality, but no more than that, and it remains very risky.
Rollins, we just discussed that. While I was doing a series analyzing S&P 500 stocks one by one, we discussed Rollins, which is at the bottom of the S&P 500 list. If you go to my research platform, this will appear in the free preview.
Put it here in the search database preview , and you'll get the S&P 500 index one by one with my commentary. Here's Rollins, everything's fine . Yes, the stock is significantly lower, but the price-to-earnings ratio is still 40.
That was still part of the madness of buying companies that rise, and stocks that fall regardless of the price. Now it is fairly priced compared to its quality, but that's all.
The price-to-earnings ratio is still 30. It is still very risky.