As of Q4'25, CVS's PEG Ratio (5yr expected) stands at -0.049, reflecting a slight improvement from the previous quarter's value of 0.012. The most recent data indicates a relatively stable PEG ratio near zero, suggesting that the company's price/earnings growth expectations have normalized after recent volatility. Over the period from Q1'23 to Q4'25, the PEG ratio has exhibited significant fluctuations, ranging from a low of -2.39 in Q3'24 to a high of 0.53 in Q3'23. The trend is notably volatile, with frequent shifts between negative and positive values, indicating inconsistent growth expectations relative to earnings. This pattern suggests that market sentiment and growth forecasts for CVS have been unstable, with no sustained upward or downward trend over the observed timeframe.