- Entry
- $15.88
- Now
- $15.73 -1.0%
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The PEG ratio tries to blend valuation and growth, but I have a few problems with it. First I use true FCF not reported earnings. Second, true FCF is too erratic year to year so I use three-year revenue CAGR as a more stable growth proxy. So I came up with FEG: price-to-true-FCF divided by three-year revenue CAGR. But FEG still doesn't tell you when you get paid. A P/E of 10 is intuitive - you get your money back …
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I built a new metric called Y220. Given a company's true FCF yield today and its 3-year revenue CAGR, how long until it reaches 20% yield?
· r/ValueInvesting
· Aug 18, 2026