DuPont de Nemours‘ CAPE ratio

The CAPE ratio for DuPont de Nemours compares its current stock price to the average inflation-adjusted earnings over the past 10 years. As a global science and technology company, DuPont’s CAPE ratio reflects its ability to innovate and manage cyclical fluctuations in demand for chemicals and materials. A high CAPE ratio could suggest the stock is overvalued, implying lower future returns, while a lower ratio may indicate potential undervaluation and growth prospects. Investors use the CAPE ratio to evaluate DuPont’s long-term market position and valuation.