The trailing PEBV ratio compares the S&P 500's expected future profits (as reflected in its price) to its economic book value as of 5/16/22. The S&P 500's PEBV ratio of 1.2 implies the profits (NOPAT) of the S&P 500 will increase 20% from trailing-twelve-month (TTM) through 1Q22 levels.
S&P 500 & Sectors: Price-To-Economic Book Value Looks Cheaper But Still Not Cheap
Forbes - 7 Jun 2022 17:24
The trailing PEBV ratio compares the S&P 500's expected future profits (as reflected in its price) to its economic book value as of 5/16/22. The S&P 500's PEBV ratio of 1.2 implies the profits (NOPAT) of the S&P 500 will increase 20% from trailing-twelve-month (TTM) through 1Q22 levels.
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