PEG Ratio PEG Ratio
P/E ratio adjusted for the company's expected earnings growth rate. P/E ratio को कंपनी की expected earnings growth rate के हिसाब से adjust करने वाला ratio।
The PEG ratio adjusts the P/E for growth to reveal whether a seemingly expensive stock is justified: PEG = P/E ÷ EPS Growth Rate (%). A company with a P/E of 40 and 40% expected annual earnings growth has a PEG of 1, often considered fair. A Nifty midcap stock at a P/E of 30 but growing earnings at only 10% has a PEG of 3 — potentially expensive. A PEG below 1 is generally considered attractive, though quality of the growth estimate matters enormously.
PEG ratio P/E को growth के लिए adjust करके यह बताता है कि कोई महँगा दिखने वाला शेयर वाजिब है या नहीं: PEG = P/E ÷ EPS Growth Rate (%). 40% expected annual earnings growth वाली कंपनी का P/E 40 हो तो PEG 1 बनता है — जिसे अक्सर fair माना जाता है। Nifty midcap का कोई शेयर P/E 30 पर हो लेकिन earnings सिर्फ 10% बढ़ रही हो तो PEG 3 होगा — यानी संभवतः महँगा। PEG 1 से नीचे आमतौर पर attractive माना जाता है, हालाँकि growth estimate की quality भी बहुत मायने रखती है।