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The carnage continues. I do think it's a good time to start looking for smart buys (e.g. market cap near book value).
Quoted: A late-day decline once again pushed the markets down sharply, with the Dow falling more than 500 points.
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I was reading that the average PE in the S&P 500 is now 10, last year it was 30.
Well, the whole market's selling at a discount. OTOH, the current P/E may be 10, but once we get through the inevitable raft of lowered estimates and earning shortfalls, it may actually be higher.
Look at Price to cash flow. Most earnings on the books have exotic tricks. I would be careful. Mo is right, P/B is a better place to start. In fatc, there are some businesses trading 50% P/B.