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To: Larry Brew who wrote (4094)	11/29/1998 11:06:00 PM
From: The Philosopher	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5944

PEG as I understand it is is Price Earnings/Growth. A value of 1.0 is generally considered neutral. That is, if the PE ratio of a stock is 20 and your expected growth is 25, the PEG is .8, representing a potentially undervalued stock; if the PE is 25 and your projected growth is 20, the PEG is 1.25, representing a potentially overvalued stock. I have no idea what a PEG if $20 would be, unless that is the point at which the PEG = 1. The PEG ration was popularized by Motley Fool among others; see their web site at www.fool.com for a fuller explanation.