ROST: Ross Stores, Inc. Price/Earnings to Growth Multiple

Ross Stores, Inc. (ROST) risks depend on middle-class purchasing power and brand inventory volumes. However, the discounter model and network expansion are driving sales growth. Tracking the PEG ratio demonstrates the efficiency of the business capitalization, where 1.72 is the current value of the indicator. A flexible procurement strategy for unsold inventory allows the company to successfully diversify its trading risks.

Ross Stores, Inc. - ROST Price/Earnings to Growth Ratio (period 07/04/2022 - 11/14/2026)

Analytical breakdowns for Ross Stores, Inc. (ROST)

- share price and consensus valuation forecast:

Price Performance Chart Ross|ROST - Analyst Consensus Forecast

- market capitalization information:

Market Valuation Ross Stores, Inc.|ROST - Total Company Value

- book value of equity indicators:

Net Assets per Single Share Ross Stores|ROST - Company Book Value|Market-to-Book Ratio rossstores.com|ROST - Cumulative Company Assets

- issuer credit burden and liquidity indicators:

- financial results and valuation multiples details:

ROST - Company Net Income|Expected Net Income Ross Stores, Inc.|ROST - Price to Earnings Ratio|Projected Price to Earnings Ratio Ross Stores Inc|ROST - Price/Earnings to Growth Ratio|Total Company Value to Operating Income Before Depreciation Ratio Ross Stores, Inc.|ROST - Profit before payment of interest, taxes and amortization|Net earnings per share for the last four quarters Ross Stores|ROST - Net earnings per share for the last 12 months|Year-over-year earnings per one share growth for the last 12 months rossstores.com|ROST - Earnings per share growth in current year|Consensus forecast of earnings per share growth for next year Ross Stores, Inc.

- total revenue and sales volume data:

ROST - Company Sales|Company Projected Revenue Volume Ross|ROST - Price-to-Revenue Ratio|Market Cap to Future Revenue Ratio Ross Stores, Inc.

General company analysis:ROST, Ross

The PEG ratio measures the efficiency of a stock's price relative to its earnings growth rate, where a value below one signals a fundamental undervaluation of the asset. By analyzing the P/E ratio relative to earnings growth for Ross Stores, Inc. (ROST), an investor sees a synergy of low valuation and high inventory turnover, which, coupled with stable cash flow, confirms a sustainable potential for price appreciation.

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