Big Tech and large cap consumer staples

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From Twitter: Puru Saxena @saxena_puru

Secular compounders trading at similar valuations as the mature consumer staples businesses! 

Are the big boys on discount with better revenue growth, FCF margin and yet similar EV/FCF valuation?

Source: FactSet as per 20 Jan 2022


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