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Current P/E Ratios of Relevant CompaniesCompanyCurrent P/E RatioCoach Inc.16Michael Kors Holding Ltd.33Ralph Lauren Corp. (NYSE:RL)22Tiffany Co. (NYSE:TIF)26L Brands Inc. (LTD)23Fossil Group Inc. (NASDAQ:FOSL)20Nike Inc. (NYSE:NKE)27The average current P/E ratio of all the companies listed in the above table (excluding Coach) is 25.1. Michael Kors, Coach's primary competitor, is trading at a P/E ratio of 33, roughly double that of Coach's valuation. While Kors' lofty valuation is more justified due to the company's rapid growth during the past few years, even the more mature companies with growth closer to "average" are valued above a P/E ratio of 20. Taking this factor alone into consideration, Coach has a potential "catch up effect" of approximately 25% (4+16=20, and 4