## CMG PE Stream Chart Analysis As of the latest data point (mid-March 2026), CMG's monthly average price stands at approximately **$32.64**, which places it firmly in the **Undervalued** zone — below the lowest PE boundary of **27.7 times** (priced at ~$31.76). This is a notable positioning, as it suggests the stock is trading at its most historically compressed valuation relative to the PE stream bands. The 27.7x boundary sits at $31.76, and with the current price just marginally above that threshold at $32.64, CMG is hovering right at the lower edge of the **Value** Interval (between 27.7x at ~$31.76 and 45.4x at ~$52.17). This level implies relatively attractive entry conditions from a historical PE perspective, with significant upside before reaching the **Fair** (63.2x, ~$72.58), **Watch** (81.0x, ~$92.98), **Overvalued** (98.7x, ~$113.38), and **Warning** (116.5x, ~$133.79) boundaries. From a historical perspective, CMG's valuation journey has been dynamic and telling. In early 2021, the stock traded in the **Value** to **Fair** Interval, with prices ranging from ~$28–$38, comfortably between the 27.7x and 63.2x PE bands. A significant valuation expansion occurred through mid-to-late 2021, as prices climbed toward the 63.2x–81.0x Interval (~$37–$41 range), reflecting strong earnings momentum and investor optimism. The stock then pulled back into the **Fair** to **Value** zone through 2022, consolidating around the 45.4x–63.2x Interval. A powerful re-rating began in early 2023, with prices surging from ~$30 to a peak of ~$64 by mid-2024, briefly pushing into the **Watch** Interval (between 63.2x and 81.0x PE bands). However, since mid-2024, the stock has experienced a sustained and sharp derating — declining from ~$64 to the current ~$32.64 — effectively cutting the valuation in half and dropping back below the lowest PE stream boundary. The overall PE river trend has been broadly upward-sloping across all bands (reflecting consistent earnings growth), yet the price has dramatically underperformed this expansion, resulting in the current deeply compressed valuation — a potential signal worth monitoring for value-oriented investors.