In today's blog, we are going to keep discussing about how to check a company's financial health and look at six important metrices that every investor should consider about before investing in a company. This is an intermediate guide, which means we will explore a few more advanced parameters. In the last blog, we covered the basics, focusing on simple metrics. So let's discuss. PEG Ratio The full form of PEG ratio is Price to Earnings growth ratio. In simple words, it is one of the stock price value-measuring methods. It can be thought of as an improved form of P/E Ratio since it, too, shows how much earnings a company would have in the future. Most people are aware of and familiar with the P/E Ratio, but very few know the PEG Ratio. This is only because it is more complicated to understand the PEG Ratio, and each person tends to view it differently. Others would say that if the ratio is more than 1, it's too pricey. If less than 1, it's cheap—no more, no less. ...