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AORD Historical P/E

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Hi

I've done some searching but can't find a site where I can obtain historical P/E's for the All Ordinaries or S&P 200. Does anyone know of such a site?

Thanks.
 
A great topic I think for considering just how far XAO still has to fall.

Here is a snippet from Mish on an American viewpoint of the SP500.

http://globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com/2009/01/is-stock-market-cheap.html

Mish is no fool, and has been generally much righter than anyone else I have read in the last couple of years. I feel his deflationary outlook and justification of not only mesh best with my own views but with what is actually happening!

This PDF has a few numbers for historic P/E for AORD, open it and run a search for "historic P/E" but the data appears to be from '03. All I could find, sorry.

http://www.blair.com.au/SIA/3/files/E142_Topic_2_Valuation.pdf
 
Long term PE of the XAO is about 14, it's currently about 9.5.

Got the 9.5 off Etrade.

To be corrected.
 
This chart only goes back to 1979 but it gives you a feel for the PER. The question is: how much will earnings fall?
 

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