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Examples of p/e ratio
p/e ratio
That p-e ratio is just less than 93% of its 54% expected earnings growth rate.
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The P-E ratio is a useful tool to determine how expensive the stock market is.
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The average p-e ratio over the past 30 years is 17.8, according to Bloomberg data.
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The most popular measure of valuation is the price-to-earnings ratio, or p-e ratio.
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A company's P-E ratio measures how cheap its stock is, relative to earnings.
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Alas, few companies in the BW50 have the safety margin of a low p-e ratio.
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It also calculates the average P-E ratio over the past five years and the current P-E.
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Its estimated p-e ratio is pricey at 30, but earnings look set to advance more than 30%.
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The last time IBM's stock hit 139 was in 1999, when its p-e ratio was 34.
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