P/E ratio dropped on Monday to its lowest level since August 2019.

Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) stock has been a fantastic medium- and long-term winner and even a winner over the last year. But ...

The P/E ratio shows the multiple investors are paying for a company relative to its earnings. The higher the P/E ratio, the ...

Ben Reitzes, managing director at Melius Research, said the valuation dynamic for Nvidia also holds true on a forward P/E ratio, which incorporates Wall Street's year-ahead earnings estimates for ...

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Nvidia is, admittedly, a difficult stock to value. The stock is a bargain if it maintains its growth, even at a lower rate.

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Investors could argue that Nvidia was undervalued at $140 per share if they looked at the forward P/E ratio. The stock had a forward P/E ratio of 56 right before the DeepSeek news came out.

The result is that Nvidia stock is now trading at a forward price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of 26, well below the five-year average above 70 for the company's earnings multiple. By this measure ...