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P/E 15 = earnings yield of 6.7%. 30 year treasury yields less than 2%. Which would you rather have? -- nm
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Tenetennbaron
What I mean is: once upon a time 15 was considered the boundary between underpriced and overpriced.
Posted by
ty97
Sep 17 '21, 07:45
Nowadays P/Es are much much higher and stocks keep climbing. The old 15 P/E rule is dead I think
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Perfectly fine rule.. for a Volcker era Fed -- nm
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Tenetennbaron
Sep 17, 08:05
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