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Politics : Formerly About Applied Materials
AMAT 256.89-1.2%Dec 31 3:59 PM EST

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To: StanX Long who wrote (61276)3/3/2002 4:07:08 AM
From: StanX Long  Read Replies (2) of 70976
 
CREE's price/earnings (P/E) ratio is 226.84% lower than the industry average, which indicates that investors are buying CREE's earnings at a significant discount

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AMAT
P/E
AMAT's price/earnings (P/E) ratio is 517.27% lower than the industry average, which indicates that investors are buying AMAT's earnings at a significant discount. This lower valuation may indicate a bargain but could also represent the market's low expectations for the company. Since earnings tend to fluctuate and can often distort the P/E ratio, confirm the valuation by looking at price/sales and other similar ratios. Also notice how P/E has changed over time.

AMAT
PEG
No Ranking The industy price/earnings/growth (PEG) ratio for AMAT's industry is undefined. If, on average, the companies in an industry have posted losses or expect zero or negative earnings growth for the next 12 months, then the PEG ratio cannot be computed. You need to look at other valuation measurements, such as price/sales (P/S) to help place a value on AMAT.

FLEX
P/E
FLEX's price/earnings (P/E) ratio is 134.63% lower than the industry average, which indicates that investors are buying FLEX's earnings at a significant discount. This lower valuation may indicate a bargain but could also represent the market's low expectations for the company. Since earnings tend to fluctuate and can often distort the P/E ratio, confirm the valuation by looking at price/sales and other similar ratios. Also notice how P/E has changed over time.

FLEX
PEG
No Ranking The industy price/earnings/growth (PEG) ratio for FLEX's industry is undefined. If, on average, the companies in an industry have posted losses or expect zero or negative earnings growth for the next 12 months, then the PEG ratio cannot be computed. You need to look at other valuation measurements, such as price/sales (P/S) to help place a value on FLEX.

CREE
P/E
CREE's price/earnings (P/E) ratio is 226.84% lower than the industry average, which indicates that investors are buying CREE's earnings at a significant discount. This lower valuation may indicate a bargain but could also represent the market's low expectations for the company. Since earnings tend to fluctuate and can often distort the P/E ratio, confirm the valuation by looking at price/sales and other similar ratios. Also notice how P/E has changed over time.

CREE
PEG
No Ranking The industy price/earnings/growth (PEG) ratio for CREE's industry is undefined. If, on average, the companies in an industry have posted losses or expect zero or negative earnings growth for the next 12 months, then the PEG ratio cannot be computed. You need to look at other valuation measurements, such as price/sales (P/S) to help place a value on CREE.

SLR
P/E
SLR's price/earnings (P/E) ratio is 126.83% lower than the industry average, which indicates that investors are buying SLR's earnings at a significant discount. This lower valuation may indicate a bargain but could also represent the market's low expectations for the company. Since earnings tend to fluctuate and can often distort the P/E ratio, confirm the valuation by looking at price/sales and other similar ratios. Also notice how P/E has changed over time.

SLR
PEG
No Ranking The industy price/earnings/growth (PEG) ratio for SLR's industry is undefined. If, on average, the companies in an industry have posted losses or expect zero or negative earnings growth for the next 12 months, then the PEG ratio cannot be computed. You need to look at other valuation measurements, such as price/sales (P/S) to help place a value on SLR.

JBL
P/E
JBL's price/earnings (P/E) ratio is 9.63% lower than the industry average. Since earnings tend to fluctuate and can often distort the P/E ratio, confirm the valuation by looking at price/sales and other similar ratios. Also notice how P/E has changed over time.

JBL
PEG
No Ranking The industy price/earnings/growth (PEG) ratio for JBL's industry is undefined. If, on average, the companies in an industry have posted losses or expect zero or negative earnings growth for the next 12 months, then the PEG ratio cannot be computed. You need to look at other valuation measurements, such as price/sales (P/S) to help place a value on JBL.

CLS
P/E
CLS's price/earnings (P/E) ratio is 367.98% lower than the industry average, which indicates that investors are buying CLS's earnings at a significant discount. This lower valuation may indicate a bargain but could also represent the market's low expectations for the company. Since earnings tend to fluctuate and can often distort the P/E ratio, confirm the valuation by looking at price/sales and other similar ratios. Also notice how P/E has changed over time.

CLS
PEG
No Ranking The industy price/earnings/growth (PEG) ratio for CLS's industry is undefined. If, on average, the companies in an industry have posted losses or expect zero or negative earnings growth for the next 12 months, then the PEG ratio cannot be computed. You need to look at other valuation measurements, such as price/sales (P/S) to help place a value on CLS.

HELX
P/E
HELX's price/earnings (P/E) ratio is 181.64% lower than the industry average, which indicates that investors are buying HELX's earnings at a significant discount. This lower valuation may indicate a bargain but could also represent the market's low expectations for the company. Since earnings tend to fluctuate and can often distort the P/E ratio, confirm the valuation by looking at price/sales and other similar ratios. Also notice how P/E has changed over time.

HELX
PEG
No Ranking HELX's price/earnings/growth (PEG) ratio is undefined. If a company has posted a loss for the trailing 12 month period, or expects zero or negative earnings growth for the next year, then the PEG ratio cannot be computed. Look at HELX's financial statements for details about HELX's losses.

SANM
P/E
SANM's price/earnings (P/E) ratio is 155.02% lower than the industry average, which indicates that investors are buying SANM's earnings at a significant discount. This lower valuation may indicate a bargain but could also represent the market's low expectations for the company. Since earnings tend to fluctuate and can often distort the P/E ratio, confirm the valuation by looking at price/sales and other similar ratios. Also notice how P/E has changed over time.

SANM
PEG
No Ranking The industy price/earnings/growth (PEG) ratio for SANM's industry is undefined. If, on average, the companies in an industry have posted losses or expect zero or negative earnings growth for the next 12 months, then the PEG ratio cannot be computed. You need to look at other valuation measurements, such as price/sales (P/S) to help place a value on SANM.
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