Thank you for the presentation. However, EBIT looks down and sales rather constant with little growth. How does such a low PEG come about? One would then have to assume very strong growth (>30%) 🤔
@GoDividend No problem 👌Whereby I would also set a higher value for the 2020. I prefer to take a longer horizon for the PEG and calculate a growth value from the past and future forecasts so that the PEG ratio is also valid. Otherwise, growth is considered too short-term and distorts the ratio. This is just a small tip on how I would do it 😊 otherwise it would look extremely favorable in 2020, which it is not at first glance.
@GoDividend yes, contributions are also there for both sides to learn 👌 I would probably have applied a conservative 5% (max 10%) in both years. That would still be a realistic future growth. But have now also just briefly looked at my standard links that would give that.
