That's a phrase you're increasingly likely to come across these days if you're using a cell phone to access the Internet. Gee whiz, it couldn't be more obvious. Yes, we're probably all looking for a little bit more Internet information infrastructure services in our lives. Lacking net profits, the Rule Breaker investor must instead look for a multiple of sales. What a number like 146 can tell you, though, is that InfoSpace is very richly priced compared to many other companies.
Investors pay up for dynamic growth.
Its gross margins. When you take cost of sales out of sales, you arrive at gross profit. When you take gross profit as a portion of sales, you have gross margins. That's the reason for such a high market cap. InfoSpace is priced like a top dog, and we should therefore analyze it as such.