Do we use the PEG (Price/earnings to growth) index?

[#1]

Investor's Daily Edge says: Price/Earnings to Growth Ratio (PEG) is a good indicator of overvalued stocks. If the PEG is four (4) or higher, it's a warning sign that the stock has gotten too far ahead of its earnings and is due for a correction. The PEG is a solid, fundamental indicator of reasonable pricing. Does this platform use such an index? Where could I find it?

[Mr_S]

eddie, the only PEG ratio i know of on this site is under ratios / ratio analysis. ill try my best to describe where it is...when u type for example WEZ next to share code on yr left, when the page opens, click on company profile, once that is open look to yr right and you shall see a list of options, scroll down, ratio analysis is the last one, PEG ratio is there, but apparently for a few companies only. Not sure if this is what u are looking for

[DST]

Can I suggest you do the evening course on fundamentals. PEG should be clearer after that.

[Harathke]

Perhaps have a look at: http://smallcaps.co.za/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=469&Itemid=28 and http://smallcaps.co.za/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=402&Itemid=28