CACC PEG Ratio Analysis

The PEG ratio divides a stock’s price-to-earnings ratio by its expected earnings growth, so a lower value like 0.56x suggests you are paying less for each unit of projected profit growth.

Among sector peers, this sits below the 0.84x median, placing CACC in the 36th percentile—meaning roughly two-thirds of peers have higher PEGs. The trend data are limited: the year-over-year and 8-quarter figures are N/A, but the ratio rose 21.7% quarter-over-quarter from 0.46x to 0.56x most recently. A below-median PEG with an upward quarterly move implies the stock is still relatively cheap on a growth-adjusted basis, but that discount is narrowing. This metric partially contradicts the CAUTIOUS overall verdict, since a low PEG typically signals undervaluation rather than elevated risk. However, the rising trend tempers that support, as the valuation cushion is shrinking.

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