Value Calc Prior Results10 Feb 2016 03:08
ie Just enter Eps and make a spread sheet as follows.
Dec-14, Price 995, Eps 18.1, EpsG ??.?, Per 54.9, Peg ??.? - ? no meaning just there for spacing
Dec-15, Price 1038, Eps 27.1, EpsG 49.7, Per 38.3, Peg 0.77 - Enter Eps, Calc Per and Peg
Feb-16, Price 940, Eps 27.1, EpsG 49.7, Per 34.7, Peg 0.70 - Enter Eps, Calc Per and Peg
where
Per =Price / Eps, EpsG = (Cur Eps - Prev Eps) / Prev Eps * 100 and Peg = Per / EpsG
EpsG is Earnings per share Growth % over the last Year.
If any of the above nos/calcs wrong please correct me!
Arm is a growth Coy, Eps has increased by an average of about 40% per year over last 5 Years.
The average Peg over last 5 Years is about 2.00.
Peg is a measure of market sentiment - the more it is over 1.00 the +ve sentiment, under 1.00 -ve.
According to Jim Slater any growth Coy with Peg < 1.00 is good value.
Justifiable share Price - JSp - Enter Your own Peg - YPeg then
JSp = YPeg / 0.70 * 940 where 0.70 is Cur Peg based on Eps you entered and 940 Cur Price.
Anyway
The number I guessed for Eps 27.1 creating EpsG of 50% while forecast Eps 30.5 so 63.6% EpsG.
My point is even if Eps only 27.1 arm is good value. If this makes no sense just ask your 10 Year old Grand daughter to set up the Spread Sheet.
Disclaimer
All these things work fine in my system but easy to get numbers / calcs wrong in stating them.
Can't copy Spread Sheets and Programs here.
Big Day - these results could affect Ftse and change the seriously -ve market sentiment!
All Imho, Dyor and Bol