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Why Stock Prices Are More Stretched than You Think: A Tale of 3 P/E Multiples

Posted on August 16, 2013 by ffwiley

Update: The charts below are based on reported earnings, which I converted to constant 2013 dollars using the CPI. Back in May, I suggested the stock market was showing some signs of froth, although “maybe in the same way that froth … Continue reading →

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Why Stock Prices Are More Stretched than You Think: A Tale of 3 P/E Multiples

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