The S&P 500 is overvalued based on the PE ratio. Earnings estimates for 2024 are overly optimistic and will likely have to be significantly downgraded. Credit spreads do not reflect the underlying credit conditions, suggesting a potential credit crunch in the future. ...
On this page you'll find the current S&P 500 price to earnings ratio, summary statistics on the maximum, minimum, average, and median P/E reading, and the history of the S&P 500 P/E ratio. Find a S&P 500 PE Ratio visualization and calculator, as well as the monthly P/E ratio histor...
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The current trailing PE ratio for S&P 500 is 20x - that's expensive by historical standard, the average is around 15-16x. So, we could bet on the multiple contraction, however, the Fed is likely done increasing interest rates, so the expensive market ca...
What is the P/E Ratio Telling Us Now? Since 1936, the S&P 500 P/E ratio for trailing as reported earnings has ranged from 5.9 in June 1949 to 60.2 in December 2008. The average P/E ratio over this period was 15.98. Using the as reported actual earnings as a measurable category, the...
BAC PE Ratiodata byYCharts. Based on management's confident dividend raise, a fairly valued stock, healthy earnings estimates, and the potential for rate cuts in the second half of the year, shares still look like a buy. If the stock sticks near its long-term valuation averages, investors...
See the current and historical S&P 500 price to sales ratio from 1946 until now, with min, max, average, and median. Export data as needed.
Now that new highs have been made this month, a bearish bar can form quite easily with a drop back into the February range below 5111. Saying that, it would need to close below this level and ideally much lower, which is obviously some time away. ...
I am not going to dive into this much now, as this is a 2023 forecast piece, but, the U.S, of course has a lot of financing work to do in coming years. The U.S. has a trillion dollars to refinance in 2023 and a half trillion over each of the next 4 years. That means we ...
Ratio of treasuries (IEF) to investment grade corporate bonds (LQD) help determine risk-on or risk-off environment, as is determined collectively by bond investors. Below is the chart of IEF/LQD, which shows it is moving towards a supportive environment for stock investors. ...