Has Axon Enterprise grown into its valuation or is it still growing into it or is it overvalued.
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· July 02, 2026 at 20:19
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Thread focuses on Axon Enterprise (AXON) valuation vs. growth; one commenter highlights 30% QoQ growth but balks at forward PE of 70, PS of 16, and extreme P/FCF of 2,455.
Second comment introduces a geopolitical bull case: Axon benefits from US de-risking away from Chinese surveillance technology.
Dominant sentiment is cautious optimism – the stock is seen as a solid long-term hold but too expensive for value-oriented investors; consensus is to buy on pullbacks rather than chase.
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[+5] u/_hiddenscout: Overall, you nailed it pretty well. It's pretty wild to see that since like 2024, they grow like 30% QoQ. People have different approaches around their investments, but I'm a GARPy investor, so for me, this company is always just a pass.
Like the PEG isn't bad since they grow EPS pretty quick too, but it's kind of hard to stomach forward PE of like 70, PS of 16, P/FCF at 2,455.
I put this company into a bucket where I don't think you're going worry about it going bankrupt, but it's just a question if you have beat the market. It's a great name to add on pullbacks and should have solid long term growth, just something that doesn't fit or align how I like to invest.
[+5] u/Odd_Perspective3019: another bull case for Axon people don’t realize it it’s a huge part of US derisking from china from using their surveillance tech, read more about this and it’ll make sense why Axon is a huge win
Axon grows EPS ~30% QoQ, but trades at a forward P/E of 70, P/S of 16, and P/FCF of 2,455; the community views these multiples as extreme. High growth justifies a premium, but current valuation leaves little margin of safety – a pullback would create a better entry point for long-term investors. The stock is a “great name to add on pullbacks” with a solid long-term growth thesis (including the US de-risking narrative), but not a buy at current levels. Valuation could compress if growth slows; the P/FCF metric signals severe overvaluation if cash flow doesn’t accelerate.
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