The P/E ratio of STI is currently at 12.42. One can obtain the P/E ratio from either Business Times Weekend edition or Bloomberg (need to create account for this).
STI is currently undervalued according to P/E ratio. I have included a historical P/E ratio chart as below as well.
Hi,
What value of P/E do you think is considered ‘fair’ for STI stocks? The rule of thumb (usually for S&P) is 15 but from your readings, is it true for STI as well?
Hi tina,
Thanks for visiting my blog!
I usually use P/E of 15 for STI and S&P 500 as the fair value. I might be wrong though.
Thanks for posting this up. I was searching high and low for the STI PER, as I’m planning on getting the STI ETF.
Hi Isaac,
I’m glad that my post has helped you.
You can also take a look at https://financiallyfreenow.wordpress.com/2010/09/06/etfs-investment/
Hi,
Have created a profile in Bloomberg, but don’t know where to look for the P/E ratio for STI. Can you help?
Kenneth
Hi Kenneth,
Firstly, thanks for visiting my blog!
After you login to Bloomberg, click on “Portfolios” on the top right-hand corner. Then, click on “Watchlist” -> “Edit” -> type in “FSSTI:IND” under symbol -> “Save changes” on top-right -> Then click on “Earnings and Growth” and the P/E ratio will be there.
Hope this helps =)
Thanks a lot! I been trying to figure out how to get this data for a long time.
No worries Juno!
Hi,
How do I get the historical P/E data?
I tried Bloomberg, but it seems they only have the current P/E..
Hi,
I don’t know of any sites to get historical P/E data for STI. Pls let me know if you know of any sites. However, for S&P, you can google it and get it easily.
Cheers!
FFN
Hi FFN,
Thanks for helping us find the PE of indices.
Could you please tell me what the codes for Dow Jones Industrial, S&P500 and Nasdaq are, for typing into Bloomberg portfolio?
Regards,
Heng
Hi Heng,
Thanks for visiting my blog! The codes are as follows:
FSSTI:IND – STI
SPX:IND – S&P 500
INDU:IND – Dow Jones
CCMP:IND – Nasdaq
Actually you can find the quotes by typing the full form in the “search” function at top-right hand corner without pressing “enter”. The codes will just pop out as you begin typing.
Hope it helps. Cheers!
hi, where can I get the historical PE ratio chart from in bloomberg?
Hi Jeremy,
Thanks for visiting my blog. I received your email as well. I did another blog post on finding the P/E ratio. You can refer to https://financiallyfreenow.wordpress.com/2010/09/06/etfs-investment/. Do ask me if you still have trouble finding it. Cheers!