3 Growth Stocks To Watch

David Kuo

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David Kuo

Published in Investing on 6 July 2012

David Kuo explains what growth investing is, and reveals three growth shares he's excited about.

Investors are increasingly bearish on the market at present, but search hard enough and there are a number of companies who are bucking the trend. In today's feature, David talks to Motley Fool editor Sam Robson and summarises what growth investing is, what growth investors ought to look for -- including Peter Lynch's famous PEG ratio -- and reveals why exactly he likes the look of SABMiller (LSE: SAB), Hargreaves Lansdown (LSE: HL) and ARM Holdings (LSE: ARM). 

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jongleur100 09 Jul 2012 , 2:12pm

David, I wouldn't disagree about HL's and SAB's growth potential, but the figures I've seen over on Digital Look aren't quite as cheap a PEG valuation as yours:- you put HL on a PEG of 0.8, while DL puts it on a PEG of 1.0.
DL gives the SAB figures as a P/E of 17.7 [you say 15], EPS growth of 8% [against your 24%] and a PEG of 2.2 [against your 0.6]
With those revised figures both shares - particularly SAB, seem not quite such an obviously cheap value buy right now - or have I got my figures wrong?

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