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What does the PEG ratio capture?
What does the PEG ratio capture?
- The relationship between earnings growth and P/E ratio (correct)
- The relationship between earnings growth and EV
- The relationship between earnings growth and retention ratio
- The relationship between earnings growth and enterprise value multiples
How is the PEG ratio interpreted?
How is the PEG ratio interpreted?
- Price per unit of expected earnings
- Retained earnings per unit of expected growth
- P/E per unit of expected risk
- P/E per unit of expected growth (correct)
What advantage does the PEG ratio offer in valuation?
What advantage does the PEG ratio offer in valuation?
- It standardizes the P/E ratio for stocks with different expected growth rates (correct)
- It standardizes the P/E ratio for stocks with different risk profiles
- It compares risk across different industries
- It accounts for the duration of high-growth periods in multistage valuation models
Why can comparisons using the PEG ratio be difficult?
Why can comparisons using the PEG ratio be difficult?
When are enterprise value multiples considered more appropriate to use?
When are enterprise value multiples considered more appropriate to use?
What is the most commonly used enterprise value multiple?
What is the most commonly used enterprise value multiple?
What does the EV/EBITDA multiple measure?
What does the EV/EBITDA multiple measure?
Which component is included in the calculation of enterprise value (EV)?
Which component is included in the calculation of enterprise value (EV)?
What is EBITDA calculated as?
What is EBITDA calculated as?
Which enterprise value multiple is recommended for capital-intensive industries?
Which enterprise value multiple is recommended for capital-intensive industries?
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