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Index funds are great. They offer the opportunity to become adequately diversified with a single purchase and are great for new investors to gain exposure to the stock market. Statistics show just how much they

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The P/E ratio is probably the most commonly used metric to determine if a stock is cheap or expensive. Before we even start, it is important to note that P/E ratios vary from industry to

I am sure you have heard about the P/E ratio. Although not without its flaws, it’s probably the most commonly used ratio when looking to see if a stock is overvalued or undervalued. Investors often

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