S&P Composite 1500 CAPE ratio
The current Shiller CAPE Ratio for S&P 1500 Index is 33.356 (2026-01-09), with an average CAPE of 28.286. The lowest CAPE Ratio was 18.532 on 2020-03-23, and the highest was 34.108 on 2021-12-29.
The CAPE ratio for the S&P Composite 1500 assesses the valuation of a broad range of U.S. stocks by comparing current prices to inflation-adjusted earnings averaged over the past 10 years. This index combines large-cap (S&P 500), mid-cap (S&P 400), and small-cap (S&P 600) companies, providing a comprehensive market view. By smoothing out short-term earnings volatility, the CAPE ratio helps investors evaluate whether the overall market is overvalued or undervalued compared to historical trends. A high CAPE suggests overvaluation and potential lower future returns, while a low CAPE indicates undervaluation and possibly higher returns, aiding strategic investment decisions.
CAPE Statistics for S&P Composite 1500 (2018-07-02 to 2026-01-09)
- Current CAPE: 33.356 (0.66%)
- Min: 18.532 (2020-03-23)
- Max: 34.108 (2021-12-29)
- Mean: 28.286
- Median: 27.760
CAPE vs Forward Returns — S&P Composite 1500
S&P Composite 1500 Metrics (2016-01-11 → 2026-01-09)
- Current Value: 1561.68 (0.66%)
- YTD Return: 1.72%
- Annualized Volatility YTD: 8.75%
- Average Annual Return: 13.05%
- CAGR: 13.43%
10-Year Performance for S&P 1500 Index
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