Lowest PEG Ratios in Automobile Manufacturers Industry

The three companies in the Automobile Manufacturers industry with the lowest price-to-earnings-to-growth (PEG) ratios were identified by SmarTrend(R) News Watch. The PEG ratio is a valuable metric for assessing the trade-off between a stock's price and its expected growth. A lower PEG ratio generally indicates a better investment opportunity. Among the five companies with the lowest PEG ratios, Ford Motor had the lowest, followed closely by General Motors and Thor Industries.

Key Takeaways:

Ford Motor has the lowest PEG ratio of 0.64 in the Automobile Manufacturers industry.
General Motors has a PEG ratio of 0.75, ranking second lowest.
Thor Industries has a PEG ratio of 1.10, ranking third lowest.
Winnebago Industries has a PEG ratio of 2.24, ranking fourth lowest.
Tesla Motors Inc has the highest PEG ratio of 7.08 among the five companies.
The PEG ratio is a useful metric for evaluating investment opportunities in the Automobile Manufacturers industry.
The lowest PEG ratios indicate a potential bargain in these companies.

Statistics:

Ford Motor's PEG ratio is 0.64, with a price of $13.04 and an expected earnings growth of 20.37%.
General Motors' PEG ratio is 0.75, with a price of $31.27 and an expected earnings growth of 16.15%.
Thor Industries' PEG ratio is 1.10, with a price of $74.37 and an expected earnings growth of 12.36%.

Sources:

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