## CRDO PE Stream Chart Analysis **Current Valuation (Latest Data Point — mid-March 2026):** The most recent monthly average price for CRDO stands at **$101.72**, which sits right at the boundary of the **82.3x PE (Undervalued)** band, whose upper price boundary is **$101.72**. This means the stock is trading precisely at the lowest PE stream threshold — the "Undervalued" zone — and is just below the next band, the **536.2x PE (Value)** interval, which has an upper boundary of **$663.05**. Given the extraordinarily wide spread between PE stream bands (ranging from 82.3x at the low end to 2,352.1x at the high end), it is evident that CRDO's earnings base remains very thin relative to its market price, resulting in extremely elevated PE multiples across all bands. The stock's current price of $101.72 technically falls within the lowest (Undervalued) zone of this PE river chart, though the absolute PE multiples involved are far above conventional valuation norms, reflecting the company's early-stage or rapidly transitioning earnings profile. **Historical Trend Analysis:** From early 2022 through mid-2024, CRDO traded in a relatively modest price range of approximately **$8 to $32**, reflecting a period of stable but subdued market expectations. A significant inflection point occurred around mid-2024, when the monthly average price began accelerating sharply — rising from roughly $28 in June 2024 to **$68.89** by end of 2024, and then surging further to a peak of approximately **$156–$157** in late 2025 and early 2026. This dramatic price appreciation — roughly a **10x increase** from early 2024 lows to the late 2025 peak — pushed the stock well above the PE stream boundaries that were only introduced from early 2025 onward in the dataset, underscoring a period of significant valuation expansion. Notably, the PE stream bands themselves shifted upward substantially across fiscal quarters (e.g., the 82.3x boundary moved from ~$2.54 in Q1'25 to ~$101.72 by Q1'26), reflecting meaningful earnings revisions. However, after peaking near $156 in late 2025, the price has since pulled back to ~$101.72 in mid-March 2026, converging back toward the lowest PE band boundary — suggesting a meaningful valuation contraction from peak levels. The overall PE river trend has been steeply upward, consistent with rapid earnings growth expectations, though the extreme PE multiples (82x to 2,352x) indicate that this chart is better suited for tracking relative positioning than absolute valuation, as CRDO's profitability remains in an early or transitional phase.