As of Q4'25, the latest PEG Ratio for F stands at 0.002, reflecting a significant decrease from the previous quarter's peak of 2.79. This most recent value suggests a return to a more normalized level after a period of pronounced volatility. From Q1'23 to Q4'25, the PEG Ratio has exhibited considerable fluctuations, oscillating between negative and positive values, with a notable spike to 2.79 in Q2'25. The overall trend is highly volatile, lacking a clear upward or downward trajectory, and marked by sharp inflection points—particularly the abrupt surge in Q2'25 followed by an immediate drop. This pattern indicates inconsistent growth expectations relative to earnings, highlighting periods of both optimism and caution among analysts over the observed time frame.