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Looks like PEG is back in the menu
TSLA PEG NVDA? Hmm I guess that is what happened.
Hey WSB Goodnight PHAT AZZ BB ANL PEG CUK
PEG gonna pump AZZ after hours
Thats exactly my point, you call it fancy lingo, but those are just strategies used to make money on certain indicators. You must not be a seasoned investor if that is considered fancy lingo. I'm about to use more fancy lingo so hold onto your hat... S&P500 rating B or better Debt to Current Asset <1.1 Current ratio <1.5 EPS growth positive past 5yrs P/FCF <15 P/E ratio <15 P/S ratio <1 PEG ratio <1 P/B ratio <1 D/E ratio <1 You should also look to make sure margins are +10% i.e. roi, roa, net margins These are the basics.
100%. The way I invest or think about companies is really more about fundamentals rather than price than anything else. I respect people who do DCF's, but even then, you are kind of guessing a few years out and business cycles themselves are hard to predict more than a few quarters. Rather than worry about price, I worry about the price I am paying in terms of of the value of the company. Like personally, I try to buy things with PEG's under 2 if possible, but have my screener set up for 3 to try to catch more names. As long as the current fundamentals support the price, then I don't mind buying. Like there is a company that I'm long on that reports after bell close today, $LRN. They are online education. Something I thought I would never buy, but the company is actually pretty solid. Has like little to none analyst coverage. It's extremely cheap: [https://finviz.com/quote.ashx?t=LRN&p=d](https://finviz.com/quote.ashx?t=LRN&p=d) Also last quarter they reported higher enrollment rates than before covid. EPS growth is really solid, revenue growth is high.
PEG AZZ ![img](emote|t5_2th52|51295)
Ok, we made money (not really). Now back to business: PP CUK PEG MSEX DKNG BBW BBC
what happened to PHET PEG PSSY stock tickers? I need fat pussy now?
DKNG calls after PHAT AZZ PP will CUK and PEG MSEX
Good to see PEG up 1.43%![img](emote|t5_2th52|4271)
A single metric to determine valuation? Hilarious, but I can't say that my expectations have been subverted. Metas PEG Ratio for example is slightly above 1, that's very cheap considering what company it is.
PE ratio in theory should be fine for any company, it's just price over EPS. However, it's also one point of data, so you just don't want to use only PE as a metric. Plus different industries carry different averages. Usually companies with higher margins will trade at higher PE's. Plus ARM just IPO-ed, so it's still in a different phase and some of the metrics might look kind of wonky. You can look at almost all metrics of ARM in terms of fundamentals and it's going to look very expensive. PEG - 27 PS - 32 PB - 19 Price to FCF - 119 There's an argument that software companies in particular have higher P/B ratios since they make software and the assets are not tangible. This is usually why it's a weird thing to compare companies in different industries when looking at metrics. I mean even looking at the sector averages: [https://pages.stern.nyu.edu/\~adamodar/New\_Home\_Page/datafile/pbvdata.html](https://pages.stern.nyu.edu/~adamodar/New_Home_Page/datafile/pbvdata.html) Semi and Software tend to have the highest on average.
Jensen on Line #2.... "Don't worry, we will PEG the Stock at $850 today...." ........ ![img](emote|t5_2th52|4271)![img](emote|t5_2th52|4267)Theta Day !
Just my 2 cents: TSLA or any growth stock, market prices growth (PEG) i.e., future growth is priced in. This makes high P/E. When economy tanks, PEG is reduced and Stock Pricing is drastically reduced (like options). If you understand this part, you will understand why TSLA came down from $414 to current level. Good Luck.
Wat, going on with TSLA? do we moon or no moon...where are PHAT PEG Power pussy stock
I don't tryst what's trending unless they are PHAT AZZ BBC CUK getting PEG
#PROTIP If you post a comment anywhere in this thread containing the following line: > $PHAT $AZZ $BBC $PP $CUK $PEG You get a funny alert from the guys who programmed this stuff. Zjz. He made it custom hahaha check it out
Nobody is talking about I,n,t,c yet it apparently is a trending ticker. Yeah. Right. Suck my $PHAT $AZZ $BBC $PP you $CUK go $PEG your bf
Top trending are PHAT ASS PEG BBC PP. idk wtf intc means…. INTerCourse?
TIL that CUK PHAT AZZ PP PEG BBC is a actual thing
What is this CUK PHAT AZZ PP PEG BBC stuff? Is it stocks?
You're right my bad. I'll stop mentioning $PP $PHAT $CUK $PEG $AZZ $BBC from now on, even if I'm only trying to discourage their mentions.
It’s really immature all the people mentioning tickers like CUK PHAT AZZ PP PEG and BBC here just to get their mention counts up. Come one guys
Stfu. Phat PP PEG is hilarious
As a man, I don't need any CUK, especially BBC, PEG me in my PHAT AZZ
I agree but please stop adding to the count by mentioning those tickers man ( $PP $PHAT $CUK $PEG $AZZ $BBC - those ones)
Seriously. It's so childish to keep mentioning $PP $PHAT $CUK $PEG $AZZ $BBC smh
You guys honestly. Stop mentioning $PP $PHAT $CUK $PEG $AZZ $BBC they will all get to the top of daily instead of just hourly tickers. It’s silly stop doing it
I said **don’t** mention $PP $PHAT $CUK $PEG $AZZ $BBC Can’t you read bro
so he got a $PP $PHAT $CUK $PEG $AZZ $BBC
$PP $PHAT $CUK $PEG $AZZ $BBC wtf
Please do not copy and paste the following line in response to my comment here. > $PP $PHAT $CUK $PEG $AZZ $BBC
PHAT PP PEG....fat pussy power pig is gonna rule tomorrow
PHAT CUK watch me PEG AZZ with BIG PP
Calls on PEG. Pairs well with my JPM calls.
I want to create an etf for $PP $PHAT $CUK $PEG $AZZ and $BBC Market segment seems strong tbh. Lots of hype, could be the next big thing
PP PHAT PEG. An omen for bears tomorrow.
I’ll probably go all in on BBC PHAT ASS with the heavy PP port and likely end up short CUCK and PEG
QQQJ or another similar ETF. Maybe? I sometimes find random ideas and research them a bit thanks to Google search history having stocks in it. My phone is regularly sending me alerts for stock garbage that I glance through and usually ignore, until I see the same ticker for the 10th time. Then, I may look at metrics for it. P/E, PEG, P/B.... chart history. News over the last 3 years. Check Reddit to see if anyone is talking. If I get this far, I may consider it after a few weeks of watching and checking numbers. I used to knee-jerk buy crap that was hyped...but I'm starting to learn better
“How do I make my algo make money off PHAT PP PEG CUK AZZ BBC? ![img](emote|t5_2th52|31225)” * some Citadel Algo Developer, probably
PHAT AZZ PEG ed with CUK PP
Love PEG, heavy on the PEG and BALZ DEEP in my ANUS portfolios
PP PHAT CUK BBC AZZ PEG not enough verbs
$PEG this ass you fucking $CUK lords
Might have to sell my NVDA to buy PHAT PP PEG CUK
PHAT PP PEG CUK BBC AZZ that’s my port
PEG ![img](emote|t5_2th52|12787)
100+ p/e. Multiples of 1 PEG ranging from 7! to 3!. So. No. Make an argument for some call set up. At that valuation that’s like 22 need-to-be-profitable small micron plants (not an expert), in a bunch of desert places run by morons (see, AZ, generally. It’s not politics if true.), I won’t see built in my lifetime in order to support that current valuation. And I don’t see them funding research into cubic boron, optic, and quantum phase (not an expert) with the month to month “keep it above $35!!!”/ATT approach. TSM/NVDA, etc. those are like corporations and stories written by AC Clarke and a history repeat. The big science leaves tyrants. (Not an expert) Positions in all. I won’t buy sell for a while, you all safe.
PHAT and PEG in the trending board you cant make this shit up ![img](emote|t5_2th52|4271)![img](emote|t5_2th52|4271)![img](emote|t5_2th52|4271)
How can a company names PHAT, ASS or PEG can take an interview seriously
PEG is pumping today!!
AZZ, PHAT, CUK, BBC, PP, PEG Lul
what the fuck PHAT AZZ PP CUK PEG BBC
PHAT AZZ CUK PP PEG BBC ![img](emote|t5_2th52|4271)![img](emote|t5_2th52|4271)![img](emote|t5_2th52|4271)
She gonna PEG your PHAT AZZ with a BBC?
Lmfaoooo AZZ PHAT CUK PP PEG BBC nooo way
Sounds like your PHAT AZZ getting PEG you CUK
It's get'n PEG'd by geopolitics...and/or some other 🌈 shit
PEG CUK AZZ ![img](emote|t5_2th52|4271)![img](emote|t5_2th52|4271)![img](emote|t5_2th52|4271)
PEG CUK was the play
Bers are gonna get a nice PEG in the AZZ from a CUK with a BBC while Bols SPY on their PP
PEG ur BBC PP in my AZZ
Time to SPY on the CUKs of this sub with smol PP while their wife’s PEG a BBC with her AZZ ![img](emote|t5_2th52|4260)
PP AZZ CUK BBC *SPY* PEG… one of these things are not like the others.
PEG & AZZ next to each other im going puts
I unironically have PEG options
Lol who brought up PEG ![img](emote|t5_2th52|4271) Brilliant
Even better! It was PHAT CUK PP; BBC AZZ PEG for a minute!! https://preview.redd.it/jh4qpcnawytc1.jpeg?width=1179&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=70f92aa30f50b46318262698a8941e761462e9c6
Phat PP CUK BBC AZZ PEG
>2x the long term valuation multiple Wouldn't the best long term valuation multiple be the PEG ratio, not the foward PE ratio that only looks one year ahead? I closed the website you sent, but I think there was a PEG chart on there and it didn't look bad at all.
I think he is talking more about large caps and how the move up has been centered around seven or so tech stocks. Over the weekend, I went in and did one of my old fundamental stock searches. 15% earnings growth, ROE, PEG ratio below 1. Less than 20 stocks. After foreign, it was less than 10. Outside of tech, there is not a lot of growth. I believe that is what he means when he says a ‘shrinking market.’
You can grow top line while losing market share when the size of the pie increases. You can also eat new pies. A tiny minority of businesses are currently using AI, so there’s a long runway for new use cases and bigger pie(s). NVDA PEG ratio is low compared to its peers and lower than every single one of its data center competitors. So if you’re long that business overall, NVDA is a pretty rational place to go for the ride.
AMD will continue to PEG me ![img](emote|t5_2th52|4267)
AZZ, PEG, PHAT, BBC, CUK?? Are these all NSFW stonks?
Trendy tickets are so fucking childish. You CUKs are some PHAT turds who like the BBC channel while getting PEG in the AZZ.
PEG CUK ![img](emote|t5_2th52|8882)
AZZ PHAT BBC PEG PP CUK ![img](emote|t5_2th52|4271)
Have you guys heard about the tickers PEG CUK PHAT AZZ BBC PP ? They seem like they have real potential. Just a heads up
You ever PEG a CUK with a PHAT AZZ BBC?
I am always Leary of any stock recommendation that starts off with a historical comparison to another stock and FOMO. Here is what I see, PE of 39 and a CAGR of 16.PEG 2.52. ROIC looks good at 26% for TTM and 20% over the last 5 yrs. Price return for the past year is 45% vs 27% for the SP500. Over a 5 yr period it is 193% vs 80%. While Aaon has a good reputation in the HVAC field, this grants it only a narrow moat. My own assessment is that it is priced on the high side at this time, but looks like a good business. I follow it, but have not invested in it. I find the comparison to NVDA and AAPL is off putting. It does not show a similar moat or growth. It seems worth following but not worthy of a comparison to NVDA or AAPL.
You ever PEG a CUK in the AZZ with a PHAT BBC PP
BBC PEG CUK AZZ PP PHAT ![img](emote|t5_2th52|8883)
I'm gonna need PEG to replace google on that leaderboard plz
I really like UI design, easy to navigate and expand stock info. My opinion is biased since I created/own several stock research apps and monetized them. So take it with a grain of salt. My feedback: I would be screening stocks key ratios (ex: PEG ratio >0 and <1), Probability models (ex: Piotroski FScore >7) and intrinsic value (ex: Graham’s formula for defensive investor) > price. Finding undervalued stock is definitely not easy.
I agree with you, not sure if you are misreading what I commented. NKE is looking very cheap from their fundamentals. Right now their PEG is under 2 and forward PE is 22. Revenue growth isn't the best persay at that PE, but last year it was 9%. Last quarter wasn't great, but it feels like NKE is having a China problem that should resolve at some point in future. I'm not the biggest fan just because I'm not a huge retail fan, but when a great company has a great price, it's hard to pass up sometimes.
Haven't looked at the fundamentals, but I always double check a few sources when looking peg when it's a outlier. Like gurufus has the PEG at 1.4 [https://www.gurufocus.com/stock/EME/summary](https://www.gurufocus.com/stock/EME/summary) Same with stock analysis [https://stockanalysis.com/stocks/eme/statistics/](https://stockanalysis.com/stocks/eme/statistics/) Even doing the PE/EPS growth, if you use the EPS 5Y growth rate, it would be like 27.29/22.36, which is closer to 1.22 Even using last years growth, which was **5.91**, that's still close to 4.6 I don't think it's as cheap as it was before their last earnings report, but still a great name to with a pull back.
What about EME at these levels? Looks unstoppable but the PEG is at like 27 per Finviz
Not sure the age breakout, but looks like 92% of Americans do have health insurance: [https://www.statista.com/statistics/200958/percentage-of-americans-with-health-insurance/](https://www.statista.com/statistics/200958/percentage-of-americans-with-health-insurance/) CDC also says the number without insurance under 65 is at 10% [https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/fastats/health-insurance.htm](https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/fastats/health-insurance.htm) You can also just look at the business and see how well they are doing. UNH for example is one of the largest health insurance company and look at their revenue growth: [https://stockanalysis.com/stocks/unh/financials/](https://stockanalysis.com/stocks/unh/financials/) They are showing like mid teen solid growth for the last three years. It trades at PEG of 1.4 and forward earnings of 16.5. ROIC is really solid at 16% plus you get a little dividend. They reported back in January, so they should have new numbers soon, but in that report earnings where still up 14% YoY and had a solid EPS beat. I don't own UNH, but overall it's a solid company and clearly they are doing something right if they are able to continue to growth revenues in the mid teens.
At this point, I think IESC is much better valued, I wouldn't buy FIX at these levels. Personally, I think with a lot of companies, unless you are buying risky assets, price is one of the biggest risks of what you buy. Like I highly doubt either company will go bankrupt, but for FIX for example, the PEG at these levels are now 3.55 with a forward PE of 25. https://finviz.com/quote.ashx?t=FIX&p=d Granted they did grow revenue like 23% YoY last quarter, just at the price, it's pretty much baked into the stock. However, it is nice to have on a watchlist, since if it ever pulls back, it could make a great entry. I think I posted about FIX in the sub like a year or two ago, but the price was at 132 a share. For IESC, it's hard to get metrics on completely, since it's not really covered by analyst, but forward PE is 18 and PEG is 1.62 [https://stockanalysis.com/stocks/peg/statistics/](https://stockanalysis.com/stocks/peg/statistics/)
It was Charlie Munger who taught Warren Buffett to find great companies at reasonable prices instead of Graham’s desire to find reasonable companies at great prices. I also take inspiration from Peter Lynch, who felt that PEis not always a true barometer of a stock’s potential. Instead, Lynch strongly preferred the Price to Earnings Growth (PEG) ratio. He showed that a rapidly growing company can have a high PE, (which the featherheads on CNBC never discuss) yet can have a surprisingly attractive PEG. In the case of Nvidia for example, I found their forward PEG was below 1.0 despite having a high PE. That drove me to buy more shares of the company with confidence. Thank you, Mr. Lynch!
Fastest use the simple metrics: P/E, P/B, P/CF, P/D, P/S, PEG... Obviously you can gain a lot through a much deeper dive. But those give you handle very fast.
How are we feeling on PEG calls, 0dtes, for tomorrow?