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Hasbro and its peers
In this article, we’ll compare Hasbro with its peers as of January 6, 2016. First, let’s compare Hasbro and its peers based on PE (price-to-earnings) ratio:
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Hasbro (HAS): 19.9x
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Walt Disney (DIS): 20.5x
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Electronic Arts (EA): 25.5x
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Mattel (MAT): 30.6x
Now let’s look at PBV (price-to-book value) ratios:
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Hasbro: 5.7x
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Walt Disney (DIS): 3.8x
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Electronic Arts (EA): 6.3x
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Mattel (MAT): 3.6x
According to the above findings, the peers have outperformed Hasbro based on PE. However, Hasbro is ahead of its peers on PBV.
ETFs that invest in Hasbro
The Guggenheim S&P Equal Weight Consumer Discretionary ETF (RCD) invests 1.2% of its holdings in Hasbro.
The First Trust Large Cap Growth AlphaDex Fund (FTC) invests 0.66% of its holdings in Hasbro. The ETF tracks the Defined Large Cap Growth Index. The alpha-seeking index selects and weights growth stocks from the S&P 500 Growth Index using a proprietary methodology.
The WisdomTree MidCap Dividend ETF (DON) invests 0.65% of its holdings in Hasbro. The ETF tracks a dividend-weighted index of mid-cap stocks.
Comparing Hasbro and its ETFs
Now let’s compare Hasbro and its ETFs:
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The year-to-date price movements of HAS, RCD, FTC, and DON are 3.8%, -1.1%, -1.4%, and -0.40%, respectively.
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The PE ratios of HAS, RCD, FTC, and DON are 19.9x, 16.6x, 27.7x, and 22.7x, respectively.
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The PBV ratios of HAS, RCD, FTC, and DON are 5.7x, 3.9x, 5.1x, and 2.4x, respectively.
According to the above findings, these ETFs have mostly outperformed Hasbro based on PE. However, Hasbro is ahead of its ETFs based on price movement and PBV.
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