Should Investors Really Be Scared of Zillow's Multiple?

In the video below, Zillow CEO Spencer Rascoff answers a question about the company's nosebleed price-to-earnings multiple. Lofty P/E ratios may scare some investors, but it's important to understand the underlying growth prospects that result in such premiums.

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