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Price/Growth Flow

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Price/Growth Flow
A measure of a company's earnings and the amount it spends on research and development. A high ratio indicates that the company has high earnings and/or spends significantly on its R&D, while a low ratio indicates the opposite. It is important to note that while the ratio measure the amount spend on R&D, it does not measure how successful or efficient the R&D spending is. The price/growth flow is calculated as follows:

Price-growth flow = (earnings per share + R&D per share) / price per share.


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New ratios such as the Price/Growth Flow (P/GF) ratio - proposed by Michael Murphy in Every Investors Guide to High-Tech Stocks and Mutual Funds to replace the old price/earnings ratio or the price to revenue or sales ratio - are gaining popularity.
 
 
 
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