Yale Economist Robert Shiller says he thinks stocks “look highly priced, but not super highly priced”. In an interview with Consuelo Mack on WealthTrack, Shiller says the market’s 10-year price/earnings…
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Zweig: Market Is Cheaper -- But Not Cheap
The recent downturn in the stock market has made stocks significantly cheaper than they were before — but they’re not yet “cheap”, according to The Wall Street Journal’s Jason Zweig.…
Why The CAPE Ratio Isn't A Silver Bullet
The “CAPE” Ratio — or Cyclically Adjusted Price/Earnings Ratio — has gained attention in recent years, and many commentators have recently pointed to the ratio as a reason that stocks…
10-Year P/E: Stocks at Fair Value
After years of being overvalued by one of the tougher value metrics — the 10-year P/E ratio made famous by Yale economist Robert Shiller — stocks finally appeared undervalued a…
Don't Be a Bottom-Hunter
The big question in the market these days seems to be, “Have we hit a bottom?” After enduring a bear market that has lasted nearly 18 months and cut the…
Study: Stock Prospects "Rosy" for Long Term
Examining historical trends in the 10-year price/earnings ratio, bond yield spreads, and equity risk level premiums, Professors Dale L. Domian and WIlliam Reichenstein make the case that now is a…
Shiller P/E
Fortune’s Shawn Tully recently looked at the Shiller P/E model (developed by Yale University professor Robert Shiller), which calculates the P/E ratio of the market using ten years worth of…