Goldman Sachs Group‘s CAPE ratio

The CAPE ratio of Goldman Sachs Group measures its stock price relative to its average inflation-adjusted earnings over the past 10 years. This ratio helps investors assess the bank’s long-term valuation, adjusting for cyclical fluctuations in earnings. A high CAPE ratio suggests that Goldman Sachs might be overvalued, while a low ratio could indicate undervaluation. Given the bank’s exposure to market cycles and economic conditions, its CAPE ratio provides insights into potential future performance and investor sentiment.