The chart below shows the Shiller PE since 1881 relative to the 10-year rolling average ... For the rest of history, the Shiller PE didn’t deviate all that much from the 10-year average and only ...

SHILLER’S PE IS A DIFFERENT ANIMAL. When a similar question was asked about standard price-earnings ratios in 2017, based on the chart below, it was relatively easy to determine their utility ...

The Shiller PE is 24.9. The 1960-2013 average for these PEs are 15.6 and 19.6, respectively. "Shiller PE suggests that S&P is overvalued, Bianco PE is reasonable," wrote Bianco in hist February 28 ...

In short, the Shiller PE is the price of the stock market divided by the average of ten years worth of earnings. If the ratio is above the long-term average, the stock market is considered expensive.

The Famous Shiller PE Ratio Is Predicting Positive Returns For The Stock Market By Sam Ro 2013-06-05T16:19:00Z ...

At the beginning of 2014, when we wrote our periodical market valuation article, we wrote “Buffett Indicator And Shiller P/E Both Imply Long Term Negative Market Returns.” But guess what, 2014 ...

One of the most closely-watched measures of stock market value appears to be predicting imminent trouble. This measure is the cyclically-adjusted price-earnings (CAPE) ratio, which was made ...

The CHART OF THE DAY compares what’s known as the cyclically adjusted price-earnings ratio, compiled by Yale University Professor Robert Shiller, with profit figures that Mehta highlighted ...

Yale economist Robert Shiller's cyclically adjusted price-to-earnings ratio says valuations are looking increasingly rich as earnings growth decelerates.