“…enterprise value to replacement cost… has moved very significantly… memory semi-companies are now valued at three or four times what it would cost to rebuild…”

Django Davidson · The Master Investor Podcast with Wilfred Frost · How to Profit When Cycles Turn - Django Davidson on Capital Cycle Investing

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Use enterprise value to replacement-cost ratio to decide when to sell or buy memory-semi companies, selling when EV is 3-4× replacement cost and buying when price is below replacement cost

3-4× replacement cost

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