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Historically, interest rates were not this low, so naturally PE ratios would inflate now given cheap money. Also, historically, the Fed didn't print money to pu
by TuringNYC 6y ago
Historically, interest rates were not this low, so naturally PE ratios would inflate now given cheap money. Also, historically, the Fed didn't print money to purchase ETFs and distort/inflate the market.
If there is a "new normal" for the PE, the hard part is figuring out what it is. What is the new acceptable level? I have no idea.