Equity Research
What is the PEG ratio, and what is wrong with it?
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PEG is the P/E ratio divided by the expected earnings growth rate (as a whole number): a stock at 20x growing EPS 20% has a PEG of 1.0, and the folk heuristic treats below 1.0 as cheap, above as…
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