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Historically, very few companies have managed to grow at about 20%+ for a long time. So very rarely does it pay to pay a premium (higher P/E) to get into a growth stock. Much better strategy is to identify good growth companies and be patient and ready to pounce when market presents you with...

True. Another factor worth observing is a gradual increase in net profit margins (%) along with earnings and revenue ofcourse. This usually means the company has got some economic moat thereby allowing it to increase its profit margin and still grow its earnings and revenue. (PS: Again...