Why Peter Lynch's Metric Loves Nvidia Over Microsoft
In the stock market's popularity contest, Nvidia Corp NVDA might just be the teacher's pet—and Peter Lynch would approve. The Fidelity fund manager often touted the PEG ratio (price-to-earnings growth) as a quick and dirty way to spot growth at a reasonable price. By that yardstick, Nvidia stands out among the so-called magnificent seven stocks: despite its trillion-dollar valuation and meteoric rise, its PEG ratio of 1.713 (per Benzinga Pro data) is lower than Microsoft Corp's MSFT 2.276 and Meta Platforms ...