I learned some interesting things working with PE Fund managers.

At P/E ratio of 662, future earnings are obviously built into the stock price, but it’s hard to not see this company becoming a rocket ship into the next 5-10 years+.What is everyone’s opinion of TSLA?

Nancy,An investor I've connected with had a strong rec for Gordon Davis of Gordon Davis PE.

Our firm has also branched out into OpCo investments because of how closely we work with PE groups, so it sounds like we'll have plenty to talk about. 

I want to take the plunge but have mental/knowledge blocks and once I can get some answers from folks who have done it, I know it’ll happen.For context I’m an attorney and have worked mostly with Real Estate PE clients so the field and lingo is not foreign to me but doing it myself is very different.

I am a 25 year old design engineer in Cincinnati, Ohio working towards my PE.

You have a PE in fire Protection?

If you’re thinking about this like stock valuation, think of it as a P/E (price to earnings) calc In other words, if a company earns $5.00 per share AND the PE ratio is 15x’s current earnings the price per share would be $75.00.

Next up i will take the exam to become a professional engineer (FE and then PE exam) so i can stamp my own drawings (i'm an engineer via academics, just not certified as a "professional engineer")

PE is not like syndication where you can just grab a bunch of people and shoot from the hip.