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Publishers Stocks

The Publishers sub-industry covers 3 stocks tracked by tickerseer, with a current P/E of 23.1, forward growth of 12.4%, and an average PEG of 2.04.

How to read these numbers: the PEG ratio and current P/E versus normal P/E.

Tracked stocks
3
Avg P/E
23.1
Avg PEG
2.04
Avg growth
12.4%
Avg div yield
0.9%

Most undervalued Publishers stocks

Ranked by PEG among Publishers stocks with quality data, the cheapest are NWSA (PEG 1.45), NWS (PEG 1.59) and NYT (PEG 3.08). A lower PEG means the market is paying less for each point of forecast earnings growth.

STOCKS IN THIS INDUSTRY
TickerCurrent P/EPEGFwd growth
NWSA21.11.4514.6%
NWS23.21.5914.6%
NYT24.93.088.1%

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Frequently asked questions

What are the most undervalued Publishers stocks?

Ranked by PEG among Publishers stocks with quality data, the cheapest are NWSA (PEG 1.45), NWS (PEG 1.59) and NYT (PEG 3.08). A lower PEG means the market is paying less for each point of forecast earnings growth.

Is the Publishers sector overvalued?

On an average PEG of 2.04 against 12.4% forward earnings growth, valuations are mixed across the group.

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