Mad Money Growth

Description:

In Jim's book, "Mad Money", he mentions that he likes to look for growth stocks that have two criteria:

1. Stocks trading for less than 2 PEG and

2. growing earnings faster than their sector is growing.

PEG = P/E divided by growth. When PEG is low its indicative that Wall Street is not taking growth into account as much as they possibly should. In the screen below we focus on forward P/E and anticipated forward growth.

Most Viewed Portfolios

View All

Articles

7 Stocks Shoveling More Cash to Investors

06.01.12 | 07:19 AM

  BALTIMORE (Stockpickr) -- To heck with the “summer doldrums.” Believe it or not, plenty of companies are trying to shovel more cash to i...

4 Loser Stocks Poised for Big Rebounds

06.01.12 | 07:18 AM

NEW YORK (Stockpickr) -- Just two months ago, investors had plenty of reason to cheer. The stock market was half a year in to a solid rally that be...

More Articles
blog comments powered by Disqus
Get started with stockpickr! Get recommendations from thousands of mutual funds, hedge funds, and others. Enter your favorite stocks now!
brokerage partners
connect with Stockpickr
Fan us on FaceBook
Follow us on Twitter