## HIMS PE Stream Chart Analysis **Current Valuation (Latest Data Point):** As of the latest data point (mid-March 2026), HIMS is trading at a monthly average price of approximately **$23.15**, which places it **below the PE_stream_1 boundary of 32.2 times** (priced at ~$18.35) — wait, notably the current price of $23.15 **exceeds** the 32.2x boundary (~$18.35) but remains **well below** the 77.8x boundary (~$44.40). This positions the stock in the **"Value" interval**, trading between the 32.2 times and 77.8 times PE bands. The stock is significantly below the higher PE boundaries of 123.4x (~$70.44), 169.1x (~$96.48), 214.7x (~$122.52), and 260.3x (~$148.56), suggesting the current price reflects a relatively modest valuation compared to the elevated multiples the stock has historically commanded. This positioning in the lower PE band range implies a more attractive entry point relative to the stock's recent valuation history. **Historical Valuation Trend:** The PE stream data for HIMS begins in mid-2024, during which the stock's price trajectory has been highly volatile, reflecting an unstable earnings profile typical of a high-growth, early-stage company. In mid-2024 (Q2–Q3 2024), the monthly average price hovered between approximately $16–$22, briefly touching the upper boundary of the 260.3x PE band (~$22.18) in Q2 2024, signaling a **"Warning"** (severely overvalued) condition at that time. Through Q3–Q4 2024, prices ranged from roughly $16 to $30, generally oscillating between the 32.2x and 77.8x bands, placing the stock in the **"Value" to "Fair"** interval. A dramatic surge occurred in early-to-mid 2025, with prices spiking to approximately **$48–$54** during Q1–Q3 2025, pushing the stock above the 77.8x boundary (~$45–$68 range depending on the quarter) and into the **"Fair" to "Watch"** interval. The PE stream boundaries themselves expanded significantly during Q1 2025 (reflecting improved earnings estimates), with the 32.2x band rising from ~$18.77 to ~$24.24 and further to ~$28.24 in Q2 2025, indicating genuine fundamental improvement. However, from Q4 2025 into early 2026, prices retreated sharply from the ~$52 peak to ~$18–$36, and the PE boundaries also contracted (the 32.2x band fell back to ~$18.35), suggesting earnings revisions downward. The overall PE river trend shows **high volatility with no stable directional trend**, reinforcing that HIMS remains a speculative, high-growth name where the PE stream framework has limited predictive reliability — investors should exercise caution and monitor earnings stability before drawing strong valuation conclusions.