Most important key figure PEG forgotten
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@svenleowe Thank you very much! As an explanation to this: It puts the price-earnings ratio in relation to the (expected) growth of the profit. So if the P/E ratio would be, as above 16,67€ and the growth rate 10%, the PEG would be 1,667. The PEG is taken for possible undervaluations of the shares (at a ratio of less than 1, for example) Source: https://bit.ly/3xXvqP2
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