## VRT PE Stream Chart Analysis **Current Valuation (Latest Data Point):** As of the most recent data point (mid-March 2026), VRT's monthly average price stands at approximately **$264.71**, which places it firmly within the **Undervalued-to-Value Interval** — specifically between the lowest PE boundary of **32.5 times** (priced at ~$113.62) and the second PE boundary of **89.4 times** (priced at ~$312.22). While the stock has surged significantly in absolute price terms, its current trading level remains well below the 89.4 times boundary, suggesting that earnings growth has been expanding the PE band ceilings at a pace that keeps the stock in a relatively moderate valuation zone on this framework. The price is comfortably above the 32.5 times lower boundary (~$113.62), positioning VRT in the **Value Zone** — indicating the stock carries investment merit relative to its historical earnings-based valuation range. **Historical Valuation Trend:** VRT's valuation journey has been remarkable and multi-phased. In early 2021 through mid-2022, the stock traded in the **$9–$27** range, consistently sitting **below** even the lowest PE stream boundary (32.5 times), firmly in **Undervalued** territory — a period when the market had yet to price in the company's earnings potential. From mid-2022 through early 2023, prices remained depressed in the **$9–$15** range, still deeply undervalued. A significant inflection occurred from mid-2023 onward, as the stock surged from ~$22 to over $47 by year-end 2023, beginning to approach but still remaining below the 32.5 times boundary. The most dramatic re-rating occurred through 2024, with prices climbing from ~$50 to a peak of ~$127 by early 2025, finally crossing above the 32.5 times boundary and entering the **Value Zone** between 32.5 times and 89.4 times. After a pullback to ~$73 in mid-2025 (briefly dipping back toward the lower boundary), the stock rebounded sharply, reaching ~$264 by the latest data point. Throughout this period, the PE stream bands themselves have been **trending steeply upward**, reflecting strong and accelerating earnings growth — a hallmark of a company in a high-growth phase. The consistently upward-sloping river chart confirms robust fundamental momentum, though investors should note that with PE multiples ranging as high as 316.9 times, the valuation framework reflects a growth-oriented stock where traditional PE analysis warrants careful interpretation.