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Chart of the DayLast March, we sent out the following chart on the S&P 500 PE ratio, which suggested that stocks were expensive. With the S&P 500 down 28% since then, are stocks cheap now? If you go by the traditional PE ratio, you would have to conclude that stocks are still pricey. The PE ratio now stands at a historically high 31, which is right about where it was back in March of 2000 when the S&P 500 peaked. Even if you assume that the PE ratio's current 15-year trading range is still intact, you can see that the PE ratio is still well above the bottom of that range. On a positive note, earnings are expected to rise over the near-term, which should improve valuations without relying solely on price declines. Stay tuned...Notes:- PE ratio based on the S&P 500 and S&P 500 reported trailing 12-month earnings.
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