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Showing posts with label PEG. Show all posts
Showing posts with label PEG. Show all posts
Saturday 18 December 2010

****Investment Valuation Ratios

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This ratio analysis tutorial looks at a wide array of ratios that can be used by investors to estimate the attractiveness of a potential or ...
Monday 13 December 2010

Don't Be Misled By the P/E Ratio. It's actually growth that determines value.

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By Nathan Slaughter Thursday, March 25, 2010 You might know the name Bill Miller. Aside from Warren Buffett, he could be the closest thing...
Sunday 8 August 2010

Why We Look at the PEG Ratio

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Why We Look at the PEG Ratio One of the more popular ratios stock analysts look at is the P/E, or price to earnings, ratio. The d...
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Country P/E Ratios and GDP Growth

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Jun. 23, 2010 If you take stock markets' price to earnings ratio and divide it by their expected growth, then interestingly China an...
Thursday 5 August 2010

What is the PEG Ratio and How is it Calculated?

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  The  PEG  or “Price/Earnings to Growth” ratio is a measure used to value a stock based on the trade-off between the  P/E ratio  of the sto...

Fraser & Neave Malaysia

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F&N 4.8.2010 At closing price of 14.40, its ttm-PE was 18.14 and its DY was 2.99% Historical 5 Yr Data EPS GR 15.9% DPS GR 14.4% ...
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Tuesday 20 July 2010

PEG Ratio

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by John Jagerson Usually value investors are looking for stocks with low value multiples or ratios. While there are many of these, probably...
Friday 25 June 2010

Comparing P/E ratios to growth rates can be significantly more useful than simply comparing two companies' P/E ratios. Why?

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Let's compare Company A to its competitor in the same industry Company B to illustrate. Company A Price $10 Last year's EPS $1...
Monday 12 April 2010

PEG Ratio: Why It’s More Relevant than P/E for Stocks

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PEG Ratio: Why It’s More Relevant than P/E for Stocks by  DARWIN  on  APRIL 6, 2010 While many individual investors are familiar with the ...
Thursday 3 December 2009

Slow Grower versus Fast Grower

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Rather than focus on price alone, we prefer to use measures of value that relate the price of a stock to some measure of how the company is ...
Sunday 15 November 2009

****Price to Earnings Growth Ratio (PEG) Explanation

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Price to Earnings Growth Ratio (PEG) Explanation High growth rates are one of the factors that greatly attract investors to a particular st...
Friday 13 November 2009

****A P/E ratio is a much better indicator of a stock's value than its market price alone.

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Everything You Must Know About The P/E Ratio And as a bonus, the PEG ration as well. By Mark Vergenes ----------------------------------...
Thursday 12 November 2009

How is a P/E multiple used?

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The Price/Earnings Multiple Enigma If the Price to Earnings Multiple (P/E) were to be judged by usage, it wins hands down compared to any ...

Whose Growth rate to use in PEG calculations?

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Whose Growth rate? In computing PEG ratios, we are often faced with the question of whose growth rate we will use in estimating the PEG ra...

Using the PEG Ratio for Comparisons

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  Using the PEG Ratio for Comparisons   As with the PE ratio, the PEG ratio is used to compare the valuations of firms that are in the sam...

Using PEG ratio: Not all growth is created equal.

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As the risk increases, the PEG ratio of a firm decreases. When comparing the PEG ratios of firms with different risk levels, even within the...

The PEG Ratio

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The PEG Ratio Portfolio managers and analysts sometimes compare PE ratios to the expected growth rate to identify undervalued and overvalu...