Ann: Indicative Acquisition Timetable, page-243

"Always Learning",
your motto; mine too,
cheers

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PEG Ratio
(i read a bit more yesterday.
PEG, like all ratios, with its own limitations, is widely used by many value-investors)


What PEG says in a nutshell:

PE/Growth-Rate %, (YoY, Year on Year)

If PEG
= 1, is fair value
<1, undervalued
>1, overvalued


For e.g.
PE - 100, 50, 30, 10, 5

GR(%) - 200%, 100, 50, 10, 5%

PEG ratios:
100/200 = 0.5 , undervalued
100/100 = 1.0, fair value
30/20 = 1.5 , overvalued
10/5 = 2 , run for your life !


Apply PEG to M1 to M4, and you will SMILE =)

cheers!

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  Jim Slater is credited with inventing the price-earnings to earnings-growth ratio ( PEG) and popularizing its use in America through his book, "The Zulu Principle" ...
  
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