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TTWO is undervalued, looking only at valuation relative to its Industry (Multimedia & Graphics Software).

* TTWO has a Projected P/E of 10.76
* TTWO's Industry (Multimedia & Graphics Software) has an average Projected P/E of 13.31
* Implies a Projected Stock Price of $19.70

* TTWO has a projected earnings growth rate of 18.24%
* TTWO has a PEG of 0.59
* TTWO's Industry (Multimedia & Graphics Software) has an average Projected PEG of 0.90
* Implies a Projected Stock Price of $24.30

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