RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:PEG ratioWell, first of all you have to question every metric , as they all apply to the past rather than the future.
Secondly , neither free cash flow or earnings are a perfect measure of profitability and both can be skewed to a certain degree
Nevertheless, I was flabbergasted when I first saw the PEG metric published by MSN Money at the same time that they were recommending selling VET.
Above all else ,it must be that barring some abnormal unseen event, that VET is hugely undervalued, not only on an earnings basis, but on an asset basis is well.
The investment world has become so overburdened with blatant nonsense, that I feel it is time for serious investors to dig much deeper and to understand the fundamentals.
It is the fundamentals that are right, not the hype that numbs everyone's intelligence !!