2025 Q1’s S & P 500 Imports -Still overestimated | Decision


I have S & P 500 imports 2025 Q1And here is our evaluation analysis.
The following chart shows the normal value of the S & P 500 index. overestimation 20 (red line) of p/E, A Very valuable 15 (blue line) or an Undervaluation P/E of 10 (green line). The tin on the right of the chart shows the expected position according to the profit estimation. 2026 Q1.
Historically, prices are generally maintained at the top of the normal value range (red line). But since 1998, prices have exceeded normal and value levels. Most of the market overestimation It hasn’t been so since 1992 Undervaluation Since 1984. We can say that this is “new normal.” normal GAAP (commonly allowed accounting principle) by standard.
We use GAAP imports as the basis of analysis. The table below shows import predictions until March. 2026. P/E estimates are calculated based on S & P 500 as of June. 30, 2025. They will change every day, depending on where the market goes here. It is noteworthy that P/E is out of the normal range.
The following table shows the location where the band is expected. 2026 Q1.
This decision -making chart is updated daily by tracking S & P 500, P/E and yield. It is not necessary to watch carefully, but the latest when needed.
conclusion: The market is still very overestimated and P/E is still much higher than the normal range. Imports are expected to be ticking and the next four quarter is expected to show a higher trend. High evaluation has negative pressure on the market, but other positive factors can maintain the market in overviewed areas.
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