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4 of 91 companies are priced under 1× PEG on both forward and trailing growth

PEG is the P/E divided by growth — what you pay for each point of it. Forward divides by our base-case growth; trailing by the EPS growth the company actually delivered over five years. Under 1 is cheap on the Valuation Check’s bands, 1–1.5 fair, 1.5–2 rich, above 2 expensive. Context, not a buy list: a low PEG can also mean the market doubts the growth.

  • rev forward PEG on base-case revenue growth: we don’t model that company’s margin, so it is directional only.
  • loss yr a loss year sits inside the five, so the trailing growth rate — and its PEG — are unreliable.
  • n/m: EPS grew under 5% a year, and a PEG on that says nothing about the price.
  • 6 companies are held back: priced more than 10 days ago, so the P/E under the PEG is out of date.
  • Latest pricing 06 Oct 2026.