Price to Earnings (#PE) ratio, also known as price multiple or earnings multiple is the ratio obtained by dividing the current share price by earnings per share (#EPS).
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Price to Earnings (#PE) ratio, also known as price multiple or earnings multiple is the ratio obtained by dividing the current share price by earnings per share (#EPS).
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P/E ratio is a reflection of the market's opinion of the earnings capacity & future business prospects of a company.
Companies which enjoy high investor confidence & have a higher market standing usually command high P/E ratio.
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On the face, it would seem that companies with low P/E ratios would offer most attractive investment opportunities. This is not always true.
Companies with high current earnings but dim future prospects often have low P/E ratio.
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As an #investor your primary concern is with future prospects of a company & not so much with its present performance.
This is why companies with low current earnings but bright future prospects usually command high P/E ratio.
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Better to invest in a stock with P/E ratio of 30 having good future growth prospects rather than investing in a stock having low P/E ratio of 5 or 6 but has an uncertain or bleak future growth prospects.
But at the same time never buy companies with too high valuations.
Hence its always advisable to judge #PE ratio in conjunction with prospects of future earnings & growth of the company. This can be done using P/E ratio in conjunction with #PEG ratio.
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Price/Earnings to Growth (#PEG) ratio is calculated dividing company’s P/E ratio by growth rate of its earnings for a specified time period.
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PEG ratio gives a better picture about valuation of a company as compared to P/E ratio since it takes into consideration the company's earnings growth.
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In case of companies having high growth rates, their P/E ratio might be high & in such cases using just P/E ratio these high-growth companies would appear overvalued relative to others & in such cases better to use PEG ratio to get clear picture about company’s valuation.
#investor can use PEG ratio to know if a stock is overvalued or undervalued.
✅PEG ratio greater than 1 means stock is relatively expensive.
✅PEG ratio lower than 1 means stock is below its fair value.
✅PEG ratio will be negative when there is de-growth in earnings.
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