A company with a PEG ratio of less than one would be interpreted as having a stock price
A) are underpriced given earnings and expected earnings growth
B) that is low relative to the company's growth prospects
C) that is high relative to the company's growth prospects
D) That is overvalued

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The Answer of A company with a PEG ratio of less than one would be interpreted as having a stock price
A) are underpriced given earnings and expected earnings growth
B) that is low relative to the company's growth prospects
C) that is high relative to the company's growth prospects
D) That is overvalued

A Company with a PEG Ratio of Less Than One