Stocks are valued at a higher multiple, relative to their expected earnings, than at any time in more than four years. That raises the risk that finance chiefs steering large corporate share-repurchase programs are paying too much. Read Original Post from the Wall Street Journal Tags:P/E RATIO, The Big Number 0 0 Share: Related Articles How to Get the Answer You Want U.S. CFOs Wary of Fed Nominee Five Challenges China Must Meet by 2034 Leadership Styles Are (Partly) About Culture The Morning Ledger: Earnings Carry Warning Signs for Growth Trendsetter Barometer™ business outlook — Private companies expect to outperform GDP forecast, projecting 9% revenue growth for next 12 months 0 Comments Leave a reply Click here to cancel the replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *CommentName * Email * Website ERROR: si-captcha.php plugin says captcha_library not found. Δ