Despite strong earnings growth, the company's P/E ratio is seen as moderate, with investors skeptical of its ability to outperform the market. Investors' willingness to pay a premium for the stock, despite limited recent growth rates, could risk investments.

Despite strong earnings growth, the company's P/E ratio indicates investor skepticism about outperforming the market. If P/E aligns with recent growth rates, investors may be disappointed. Lower three-year growth than market forecast could risk shareholder investments and potential investors may pay an unnecessary premium.