We explore the history of the CAPE (Shiller PE) ratio, how it’s calculated, why its average has shifted higher since 1990, and why it’s a powerful predictor of long-term market returns—but not the short term.
In this video, we explore the history of the CAPE (Shiller PE) ratio, how it’s calculated, why its average has shifted higher since 1990, and why it’s a powerful predictor of long-term market returns—but not the short term. Discover how today’s CAPE compares to historical levels, long-term trend lines, and “fair value” estimates once you account for major structural changes like low interest rates, tech dominance, and accounting rules. Perfect for anyone wanting a deeper understanding of what valuations tell us about the decade ahead!
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