The P/E of US stocks follows the same logic as the Brazilian P/L: stock price divided by earnings per share.
A low P/E in the US market may indicate value stocks, but should be compared with companies in the same sector.
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1CHTRCharter Communications Inc$112.912.930.7929.70%0.06%2ALLAllstate Corp$227.604.551.8246.11%1.89%3EIXEdison International$52.655.421.1622.58%6.64%4FISFidelity National Information Services Inc$35.415.441.1422.33%5.12%5PAAPlains All American Pipeline LP$24.426.761.919.94%6.99%6CMCSAComcast Corp$21.917.090.8712.00%6.06%7SYFSynchrony Financial$72.947.481.5620.79%1.76%8EXEExpand Energy Corp$86.847.501.0514.89%2.65%9CINFCincinnati Financial Corp$162.547.661.5021.48%2.31%10HONHoneywell International Inc$212.557.863.6349.90%2.14%11HIGHartford Insurance Group Inc$124.238.031.7521.79%1.97%12ZMZoom Communications Inc$89.718.312.3232.14%—13TAT&T Inc$25.388.391.5820.05%4.37%14CFCF Industries Holdings Inc$114.678.513.0239.19%1.90%15FISVFiserv Inc$46.488.920.9210.75%—16PCGPG&E Corp$12.349.000.849.73%1.60%17VICIVICI Properties Inc$23.519.120.899.84%7.74%18MKLMarkel Group Inc$1,727.739.531.1312.57%—19VGVenture Global Inc$12.629.593.6848.40%0.77%20TRVTravelers Companies Inc$363.049.722.2926.51%1.34%Frequently asked questions
What is P/E in US stocks?
P/E (Price-to-Earnings) is the stock price divided by earnings per share, equivalent to the Brazilian P/L.