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It is my understanding that page level caching does not take into account that, for authenticated sites, different users may request the exact same page (URL) while the rendered page itself is different (because it contains stuff that is user specific).
Unless you activate cookieless authentication (then the sessionID becomes part of the URL) all users will see the same cached page (regardless of who they are).
Is this correct?
Yes, you are 100% correct on this one.
Typically I’ll move to user controls, to be able to cache the user controls of the items that do not change from user to user.
You can then use Session, or another cache store if you must cache user specific data.