Question: What is a PE ratio?

PE stands for “price-to-earnings” ratio.

It is a measure of the price (what it costs to buy one share of stock) relative to the company’s earnings (the annual profit made per share of stock).

A higher PE ratio means a stock is “more expensive” compared to one with lower PE ratio.

This is because you are paying more to control less income.

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