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For example when I calculate the PEG of Microsoft (for the fiscal year 2017):

For P/E ratio:

P/E Ratio = Price per Share (last price before 10-k filing) / EPS (diluted)
          =  68.93 / 2.71  
          =  ~25.43

But, Morningstar states a P/E of 30.23.

For EPS growth rate and PEG:

Growth rate = 2.71 (2017 EPS) / 2.10 (2016 EPS) - 1
            = ~0.29 = ~29%

PEG = 25.43 / 29
    = 0.88

But, Morningstar states a PEG of 2.78

I'm interessted in how and why my calculation differs so much from Morningstar data, and is my calculated PEG even usable?

For example when I calculate the PEG of Microsoft (for the fiscal year 2017):

For P/E ratio:

P/E Ratio = Price per Share (last price before 10-k filing) / EPS (diluted)
          =  68.93 / 2.71  
          =  ~25.43

But, Morningstar states a P/E of 30.23.

For EPS growth rate and PEG:

Growth rate = 2.71 (2017 EPS) / 2.10 (2016 EPS)
            = ~0.29 = ~29%

PEG = 25.43 / 29
    = 0.88

But, Morningstar states a PEG of 2.78

I'm interessted in how and why my calculation differs so much from Morningstar data, and is my calculated PEG even usable?

For example when I calculate the PEG of Microsoft (for the fiscal year 2017):

For P/E ratio:

P/E Ratio = Price per Share (last price before 10-k filing) / EPS (diluted)
          =  68.93 / 2.71  
          =  ~25.43

But, Morningstar states a P/E of 30.23.

For EPS growth rate and PEG:

Growth rate = 2.71 (2017 EPS) / 2.10 (2016 EPS) - 1
            = ~0.29 = ~29%

PEG = 25.43 / 29
    = 0.88

But, Morningstar states a PEG of 2.78

I'm interessted in how and why my calculation differs so much from Morningstar data, and is my calculated PEG even usable?

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Why do PEG numberratio values calculated differson different financial web sites differ from Financial Websiteseach other?

For example when I calculate the PEG of Microsoft (for the fiscal year 2017):

For P/E-Ratio= Price per Share (last price before 10-k filling) / EPS (diluted) = 68.93 ratio:

P/E Ratio = Price per Share (last price before 10-k filing) / EPS (diluted)
          =  68.93 / 2.71  
          =  ~25.43

But, Morningstar states a P/ 2E of 30.71
= 2523.43

  • Morningstar states a P/E of 30.23

For EPS Growth growth rate and PEG:

  • 2017: 2.71

  • 2016: 2.10

Growth = 29%

Growth rate = 2.71 (2017 EPS) / 2.10 (2016 EPS)
            = ~0.29 = ~29%

PEG = 25.43 / 29
    = 0.88

But, Morningstar states a PEG = 25.43 / 29 = 0of 2.8878

  • Morningstar states a PEG of 2.78

I'm interessted in how and why my calculation differs so much from Morningstar data, and is my calculated PEG even usable?

PEG number calculated differs from Financial Websites

For example when I calculate the PEG of Microsoft (for the fiscal year 2017):

P/E-Ratio= Price per Share (last price before 10-k filling) / EPS (diluted) = 68.93 / 2.71
= 25.43

  • Morningstar states a P/E of 30.23

EPS Growth :

  • 2017: 2.71

  • 2016: 2.10

Growth = 29%

PEG = 25.43 / 29 = 0.88

  • Morningstar states a PEG of 2.78

I'm interessted in how and why my calculation differs so much from Morningstar data, and is my calculated PEG even usable?

Why do PEG ratio values calculated on different financial web sites differ from each other?

For example when I calculate the PEG of Microsoft (for the fiscal year 2017):

For P/E ratio:

P/E Ratio = Price per Share (last price before 10-k filing) / EPS (diluted)
          =  68.93 / 2.71  
          =  ~25.43

But, Morningstar states a P/E of 30.23.

For EPS growth rate and PEG:

Growth rate = 2.71 (2017 EPS) / 2.10 (2016 EPS)
            = ~0.29 = ~29%

PEG = 25.43 / 29
    = 0.88

But, Morningstar states a PEG of 2.78

I'm interessted in how and why my calculation differs so much from Morningstar data, and is my calculated PEG even usable?

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PEG number calculated differs from Financial Websites

For example when I calculate the PEG of Microsoft (for the fiscal year 2017):

P/E-Ratio= Price per Share (last price before 10-k filling) / EPS (diluted) = 68.93 / 2.71
= 25.43

  • Morningstar states a P/E of 30.23

EPS Growth :

  • 2017: 2.71

  • 2016: 2.10

Growth = 29%

PEG = 25.43 / 29 = 0.88

  • Morningstar states a PEG of 2.78

I'm interessted in how and why my calculation differs so much from Morningstar data, and is my calculated PEG even usable?