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Strategies & Market Trends : Undervalued Stocks = Low P/E to Growth Ratios
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To: John Liu who wrote (1)9/1/1997 12:16:00 PM
From: Premier   of 297
 
John,
Congratulations for starting this thread. While PEG ratio is an important value indicator, GARP (= Growth At Reasonable Price) has been successfuly used by money managers. The following observation has been made from Zacks:

APM: PE/G = 9/25 =.36, Industry PE/G = 18.3/23.6= .77

COMS PE/G= 21.9/27.7= .79, Industry PE/G= 42.9/27.1= 1.58

Accordingly, based on relative PEG ratio COMS offers equal opportunity
even though its absolute PEG is twice that of APM.

Regards.

Premier
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