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Zhaojin Mining's high P/E ratio is justified by its forecasted growth, surpassing the wider market. Investors see insignificant potential for earnings deterioration to warrant a lower P/E ratio. The share price is expected to remain stable.

The market isn't using EPS to judge the company, given its decline. The modest revenue growth and low dividend yield may not impress investors. The company's future earnings are uncertain, with one warning sign spotted with Zhaojin Mining Industry.

Zhaojin Mining Industry's flat ROCE trend and low stock gain over the past five years suggest that its investments do not yield high returns. This could indicate that investors are considering this for the future, making it less appealing for those seeking a multi-bagger.

Significant insider selling at prices below the current rate and absence of insider buying over the last year, might raise shareholder's concerns. The low level of insider ownership indicates less confidence in the company's prospects.

Despite the positive long-term performance of Zhaojin Mining Industry's shares, a recent decline may raise concerns. The fall in EPS, conflicting with the share price trend, suggests the stock's performance may be sentiment-driven rather than based strictly on business facts.

Despite the falling ROCE, analysts are optimistic given Zhaojin's reinvestment for growth and the stock's impressive 66% climb over the last five years. Investors appear to look positively on the company's future if these growth trends continue.

Peter Schiff, an American stock broker, economist and the owner of Schiff Gold and Euro Pacific Asset Management with a net worth over 70 million dollars, has been predicting since 2010 that gold will rally to 5,000 and the U.S. dollar will crash. Since then gold has only rose from around $1,500 to about $2,000 and the U.S. dollar remains one of the strongest currencies on earth. Peter is a very convincing bearish analyst which leads people to follow hi...