Price Earnings Growth ratio is the P/E ratio divided by the company’s growth rate. Stocks that have a lower P/E, but high growth rate, will have lower PEG. This ratio indicates how low-priced the stock is in relation to its earnings growth. Lower PEG means the stock is undervalued. Pick an undervalued stock with PEG [...] The post Investing Tip #98: Look for Low Price Earnings Growth Ratio appeared first on The College Investor .