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Three S&P 500 growth stocks screen as cheaper on price-to-sales

The picks come from a screen that finds 11 S&P 500 stocks trading below their long term average price-to-sales ratios.

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MarketWatch reports that a screen of S&P 500 constituents flagged three growth stocks as still cheap on valuation measured by price-to-sales. The screen looked for stocks trading below their long term average price-to-sales levels.

According to the outlet, the three names are among 11 S&P 500 stocks that met the same below average price-to-sales condition. MarketWatch also notes that the stocks are paired with expectations for strong revenue growth into 2028.

The article highlights that the valuation comparison is happening as the broader S&P 500 is near a record high price-to-sales valuation, underscoring the gap between index multiples and the selected stocks.

MarketWatch frames the screen as a way to separate parts of the growth complex that still trade at comparatively lower sales multiples despite the index being priced at elevated levels.

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