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Peter Lynch Charts
Peter Lynch Chart analysis that illustrates the valuation based on the historical P/E. The P/E bands of this tool is similar to what Peter Lynch used in his research.
What is the Peter Lynch Chart?
The Peter Lynch Chart compares a stock's price to its earnings, helping investors identify if a stock is overvalued or undervalued based on its historical P/E ratio.
How does the fair value formula work?
The formula adds expected EPS growth and dividend yield, then divides by the current P/E ratio. A value near 1.0 indicates fair valuation, while below 1.0 suggests overvaluation and above 2.0 indicates undervaluation.
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