Is a price to sales ratio of 100 anything near normal nowadays?
EDIT: Wow, that was easy to find out. Turns out that didn't explode with the everything bubble, and almost no industry in the S&P 500 has an average above 5, the highest being a bit over 8.
Palantir, possibly the most overvalued company on the stock marker, has P/S 63 and P/E 144.
Nvidia has P/S 21 and P/E 33.
Of course, it shares the same reality distortion field.
This 100 is really an outlier.
Apart from Palantir and Tesla, the other big companies are trading at what would historically be considered reasonable P/Es given their growth rates and profitability.
What's really changed in the last 20-30 years is the incredible profit generated by the tech industry, and the defensive moats the biggest companies have built.