The FTSE 100’s historical average price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio is between 14 and 15 ... I’d strongly consider buying some. As the chart below shows, despite its P/E rising in recent times ...

This can be calculated using the P/E ratio for the current financial year. On this front GSK makes a strong impression. Its multiple is less than half that of FTSE 100 rival AstraZeneca‘s 18.6 ...

The FTSE 100 is on a roll right now ... and pensions arena. As the chart below shows, its P/E ratio is below those of (in descending order) Zurich Insurance Group, Aviva, and Legal & General ...

One common way to fix that is to use 10-year average inflation-adjusted earnings instead, giving us a cyclically adjusted PE ratio or CAPE. The chart below shows the FTSE 100's cyclically adjusted ...

The FTSE 100’s low P/E ratio of 12.22 for 2024 makes UK blue chip shares attractive ... While the 8,364 June peak underpins on a daily chart closing basis, the FTSE 100 short-, medium- and long-term ...

The price/earnings ratio (p/e ... number of shares in issue) gives a p/e of 22. The higher the p/e, the more costly the share in earnings terms. The FTSE 100 average is around ten, so you need ...

Harvey Jones was wildly impressed by the recent performance of Aviva shares, and that was before he totted up the total ...

It's important to note that a low PE ratio doesn't necessarily indicate a good investment opportunity. Sometimes, stocks trade at low valuations due to fundamental issues or industry-wide challenges.

It had a PE ratio of 17, so its 2022 earnings came ... A picture is worth a thousand words, so here's a chart showing the FTSE 100's price and CAPE ratio since 1987. If you haven't seen this ...

At 539p per share, it trades on a forward price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of 11.5 times ... as compared with the broader FTSE 100. But what about Phoenix? Well the charts indicate to me that ...