P/E ratio Now and 2011(at ASPI 7800)

stockback · 1 P/E ratio Now and 2011(at ASPI 7800) Sat Jul 26, 2014 7:50 pm

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Please give this information.

Bloomberg giving P/E Ratio around 15.

Please give me actual P/E ration now and 2011.

mark · 2 Re: P/E ratio Now and 2011(at ASPI 7800) Sat Jul 26, 2014 10:00 pm

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around 18 or over. Market is overvalued to me.

stockback · 3 Re: P/E ratio Now and 2011(at ASPI 7800) Sat Jul 26, 2014 10:10 pm

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Whats the Different between Bloomberg P/E ration of CSE
and Normal Market summery P/E Ration

Bloomberg around 15, Market Summery around 18.

which one is correct?

Antonym · 4 Re: P/E ratio Now and 2011(at ASPI 7800) Sat Jul 26, 2014 11:04 pm

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stockback wrote:Whats the Different between Bloomberg P/E ration of CSE
and Normal Market summery P/E Ration

Bloomberg around 15, Market Summery around 18.

which one is correct?

As I understand it, market P/E Ratio of 18.3x as per the CSE website is the trailing ratio.
It takes into consideration each company's audited financial statements contained in the Annual Reports released. The CSE does not update market P/E ratio with the unaudited interim results released thereafter.

If these unaudited results are also considered (as Bloomberg does), the P/E ratio would be about 14.2x.

SHARK aka TAH · 5 Re: P/E ratio Now and 2011(at ASPI 7800) Sun Jul 27, 2014 12:01 am

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mark wrote:around 18 or over. Market is overvalued to me.

mark, it would be great if we get to invest on INDEX since this is not possible in CSE there is not much one could make out of it.
However on a technical side ASI has more upside based on past price actions dont you believe.

I am very bullish biase for ASI given the current momentum shift.

Perhaps we may see some corrections on individual stocks where as some sectors are yet to get a move on.

I would rather look at individual stocks than genera INDEX behavior..... as the INDEX may disillusion us on great opportunity certain shares could offer.

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