PEG screener: find growth at a reasonable price
The PEG ratio sets the P/E against earnings growth. A low PEG means you pay little for the growth. The list also checks that the growth is real and that the stock trades below its fair value.
The ready-made Peter Lynch PEG list and the fair value of every stock in it.
What it does
- Ready-made list "Peter Lynch GARP": PEG of 1.5 or less, P/E of 30 or less, growing revenue and earnings
- Also checked: positive free cash flow, manageable debt, return on equity of 12% or more
- A fair value per stock from 26 models and a quality score
- With Pro: PEG as a slider of its own, freely combined with 56 other metrics
Data basis: 35,000+ valued stocks, 26 models, recomputed daily.
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The ready-made Peter Lynch PEG list and the fair value of every stock in it.
The PEG slider in the screener with all 57 metrics is part of Pro. The first month is $1.
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Common questions
What is a good PEG ratio?
As a rule of thumb, a PEG around 1 is fair and below that is cheap. The list allows values up to 1.5 and in return demands real growth in revenue and earnings.
Is a low PEG enough of a reason to buy?
No. The PEG depends on the growth estimate, and that can be wrong. That is why the list also checks debt, free cash flow and the gap to fair value.
Can I check the PEG of a single stock?
Yes, with the PEG calculator on this site or directly in the analysis of the stock.
Is this financial advice?
No. It is a model-based tool with no knowledge of your personal situation.