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Lynch's PEG

EliteGrowth at a reasonable price — the PEG ratio

The PEG ratio (Peter Lynch, One Up on Wall Street) divides a stock's P/E by its earnings-growth rate, so a fast grower can carry a high P/E and still look cheap. We use Yahoo's published PEG when present and positive, otherwise compute it as trailing P/E ÷ growth-percent. Names with no earnings (no P/E) or negative growth have no meaningful PEG and are left off the list. A low PEG is a starting point for research, not a verdict; cross-check the growth assumption. Not investment advice.

How it works

Peter Lynch's complaint about price-to-earnings was that it tells you nothing on its own. Forty times earnings is cheap for a company growing fifty percent a year and ruinous for one growing five. So divide the multiple by the growth.

Below 1 is the rule of thumb: you are paying less in multiple than you are getting in growth. Around 1 is fair. Well above 1 means the growth has to arrive exactly on schedule for the price to make sense.

PEG = P/E ÷ annual earnings growth rate (%)

When it misleads

The growth number is the weak link. It looks backwards, and a company coming off a depressed year prints a spectacular rate that will not repeat. A startlingly low PEG is more often a fluky base year than a bargain.

It breaks entirely on companies with no earnings, and it flatters cyclicals at the top of their cycle — which is precisely when they are most expensive.

Today’s ranking — 101 to 150, in full
run 2026-09-08576 ranked of 576
#TickerPEGP/EGrowth %Verdict
101QCOM0.7719.87-23.0%Undervalued
102PSKY0.78360.17-54.1%Undervalued
103CNC0.78n/an/aUndervalued
104CPAY0.7824.74-7.0%Undervalued
105LULU0.798.50-5.9%Undervalued
106COIN0.79n/an/aUndervalued
107AMKR0.8122.75218.2%Undervalued
108CCL0.8110.45-6.5%Undervalued
109ALB0.81479.931996.2%Undervalued
110AES0.815.55n/aUndervalued
111META0.8223.13-13.4%Undervalued
112WYNN0.8222.11106.1%Undervalued
113ADSK0.8227.5359.6%Undervalued
114BIDU0.82n/a-71.7%Undervalued
115JBL0.8239.1327.6%Undervalued
116AAOI0.82n/an/aUndervalued
117CHTR0.823.7916.1%Undervalued
118TSM0.8332.5977.4%Undervalued
119ENPH0.8338.47-3.5%Undervalued
120HSY0.8723.67631.0%Undervalued
121RJF0.8715.4142.0%Undervalued
122CTSH0.8812.863.8%Undervalued
123IVZ0.88n/a88.0%Undervalued
124PYPL0.8810.06-3.1%Undervalued
125TEL0.8820.1019.2%Undervalued
126HII0.8917.1536.5%Undervalued
127VZ0.8913.13-22.0%Undervalued
128SCHW0.9019.4742.6%Undervalued
129NOK0.9076.14-97.9%Undervalued
130APTV0.9120.68-35.3%Undervalued
131WDC0.9117.72984.1%Undervalued
132MDLZ0.9222.58144.9%Undervalued
133MPWR0.9274.3485.8%Undervalued
134BLK0.9226.2519.6%Undervalued
135ORCL0.9227.8821.9%Undervalued
136TXN0.9239.2951.8%Undervalued
137SMCI0.9212.34434.7%Undervalued
138TXT0.9314.985.2%Undervalued
139CVX0.9320.21321.9%Undervalued
140APH0.9340.8859.3%Undervalued
141LVS0.9317.05-19.8%Undervalued
142EXE0.938.47-45.5%Undervalued
143MELI0.9352.33-10.9%Undervalued
144PNR0.9315.11-11.1%Undervalued
145AMAT0.9440.7542.8%Undervalued
146IQV0.9432.28-0.6%Undervalued
147EG0.947.82-11.5%Undervalued
148BAC0.9514.4134.1%Undervalued
149AEHR0.95n/an/aUndervalued
150NOW0.9783.89-21.9%Undervalued
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