Im doing calcs for PEG ratios for businesses and as it is preferred for the growth rate to be equal to the current P/E ratio, most businesses with high market cap are failing miserably with a super high PEG, as for a company with a P/E ratio of 17 for example and is already earning upwards of $500,000,000 p/a, how is it feasible for such company to have 17% earnings growth rate to qualify for a decent PEG ratio? I could be missing something really simple but would just like some clarification in regards to this, or is PEG ratio simply overlooked when talking companies that have been listed for an extended period and earnings are extremely high.
