AIM:TYM PE PEG Gauge Nov 11th 17
The metals and mining sector’s PE is currently hovering around 14x, relatively similar to the rest of the UK stock market PE of 19x. This illustrates a fairly valued sector relative to the rest of the market, indicating low mispricing opportunities. However, the industry returned a lower 9.36% compared to the market’s 12.78%, potentially indicative of past headwinds. Since TYM’s earnings doesn’t seem to reflect its true value, its PE ratio isn’t very useful. A loose alternative to gauge TYM’s value is to assume the stock should be relatively in-line with its industry.
What this means for you:
Are you a shareholder? TYM recently delivered an industry-beating growth rate in earnings, which is a positive for shareholders. If you’re bullish on the stock and well-diversified by industry, you may decide to hold onto TYM as part of your portfolio. However, if you’re relatively concentrated in metals and mining, you may want to value TYM based on its cash flows to determine if it is overpriced based on its current growth outlook.
Are you a potential investor? If TYM has been on your watchlist for a while, now may be the time to enter into the stock, if you like its ability to deliver growth and are not highly concentrated in the metals and mining industry. Before you make a decision on the stock, take a look at TYM’s cash flows and assess whether the stock is trading at a fair price.
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The author is an independent contributor and at the time of publication had no position in the stocks mentioned.