I use economic criteria to appraise the projections of the AvailableEnergy model. Over the last year they have diverged more and more. I have not been able to figure out why. One of the variables in the economic model is the S&P P/E Ratio.
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', '[')b]Tesla at TF: But whether the rally ends now or later, it must end because corporate earnings are crashing, and because price/earnings ratios are going through the roof. This is not a "maybe," and this is not something that will happen unless President Obama does "X". There is nothing that can be done.
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S&P P/E Ratio is A Lie
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S&P P/E Ratio is A Lie
by shortonoil » Mon 27 Apr 2009, 09:18:42
P/E
This means that most of the economic predictions handed out are bogus. Everyone uses P/E ratios to determine future earning, capital formation potential, employment and credit creation rates.
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Re: S&P P/E Ratio is A Lie
by Spanktron9 » Mon 27 Apr 2009, 15:15:59
Isn't math a bitch? I've been saying the same for 9 months. Make up all the numbers you want, report fictitious earnings. In the end, you still lose. 
Who are you going to turn to when all the crazy Peak-oil doomers end up being right?
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