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Past earnings reports are always important for investors to study, because to understand where a company is going,
one must first know where it is coming from. But perhaps equally important is a stock's valuation — and a popular way
to measure valuation is the ratio comparing the stock's trading price against its actual earnings. Hence the term
"PE Ratio" which stands for price to earnings ratio.
Knowing a stock's current PE ratio is one thing, but having the expanded context of also knowing that stock's historical PE ratio can allow an investor to compare today's PE against the past, producing a far more illuminated view of the current valuation level. Here at HistoricalPERatio.com our aim is to make it simple for you to research past PE information: type any ticker symbol or company name into the box in the upper right, and you can quickly navigate to the site page for that stock and learn about its historical PE ratio. |
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