## PG PE Stream Chart Analysis **Current Valuation Positioning** As of the latest data point (mid-March 2026), PG's monthly average price stands at approximately $146.71, which places it in the **Undervalued** zone — trading below the lowest PE boundary of 20.1 times ($141.73). Wait — re-examining the data: the PE_stream_1 boundary (20.1 times) is at $141.73, and the current price of $146.71 is **above** that level but **below** PE_stream_2 (21.6 times, at $152.22). This positions PG squarely in the **Value** interval, trading between the 20.1 times and 21.6 times PE boundaries. The stock is meaningfully below the Fair (23.1 times, ~$162.78), Watch (24.6 times, ~$173.27), Overvalued (26.1 times, ~$183.83), and Warning (27.6 times, ~$194.32) bands, suggesting the current price represents a relatively attractive entry point within its historical valuation range. **Historical Valuation Trend** Looking back from early 2021 through mid-March 2026, PG's valuation has undergone notable shifts. In early 2021, the stock traded around $118, which at the time placed it in the **Value** to **Fair** interval (between the 20.1 times and 23.1 times bands). Through 2021 and into early 2022, prices climbed toward the $140–$145 range, briefly touching the **Watch** zone (24.6 times boundary) as the PE streams themselves were lower at that time. From mid-2022 through 2023, a valuation contraction occurred — prices pulled back toward the $124–$137 range, pushing the stock back into the **Value** interval, reflecting a period of earnings reassessment. From early 2024 onward, PG experienced a meaningful re-rating, with prices rising to the $150–$168 range and briefly entering the **Fair** to **Watch** interval, particularly around mid-to-late 2024 when the stock approached $167. However, since late 2024 and into early 2026, prices have gradually retreated from those highs while the PE band boundaries have continued to drift upward — a sign of modest but steady earnings growth. This divergence between rising PE bands and a softening stock price has effectively compressed the valuation back into the **Value** zone. Overall, the PE river chart trend is gently upward-sloping, indicating stable and modestly growing earnings, making PG suitable for long-term income-oriented investors, though the recent price softness warrants monitoring for further downside risk.