P/E ratio
P/E Ratio engagements surge 54% month-over-month, with X leading the conversation. Analysts debate P/E ratios across major tech stocks, highlighting valuation differences.
About P/E ratio
P/E Ratio is a financial metric used to evaluate a company's stock price relative to its earnings per share.
Insights
- P/E ratio engagements is up 53.73% from the previous month.
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[--] Week: [---------] +34%
[--] Month: [---------] +54%
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[--] Year: [----------] +26%
1-Year High: [---------] on 2025-03-30
1-Year Low: [------] on 2025-03-22
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1-Year High: [---] on 2025-11-20
1-Year Low: [---] on 2025-04-13
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Creators 24-Hour Time-Series Raw Data
[---] unique social accounts have posts mentioning P/E ratio in the last [--] hours which is down 18% from [---] in the previous [--] hours
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[--] Months: [-----] +54%
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1-Year High: [---] on 2025-11-20
1-Year Low: [---] on 2025-05-11
The most influential creators that mention P/E ratio in the last [--] hours
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| @TradexWhisperer | [--] | [------] | [--] | [------] |
| @tunemusicalmoments | [--] | [---------] | [--] | [------] |
| @stevehou | [--] | [------] | [--] | [-----] |
| @FactSet | [--] | [-------] | [--] | [-----] |
| @TheAbojani | [--] | [------] | [--] | [-----] |
| @rohaninvestor | [--] | [-------] | [--] | [-----] |
| @IManghaila | [--] | [-------] | [--] | [-----] |
| @berich467 | [--] | [-------] | [--] | [-----] |
| @grok | [--] | [---------] | [---] | [-----] |
| @finance_intell | [--] | [-----] | [--] | [-----] |
Sentiment: 86%
Sentiment 24-Hour Time-Series Raw Data
Current Value: 86%
Daily Average: 85%
[--] Week: 88% +6%
[--] Month: 83% -3%
[--] Months: 83% -9%
[--] Year: 83% -5%
1-Year High: 97% on 2025-09-22
1-Year Low: 4% on 2025-03-30
Most Supportive Themes:
- Engagements: (50%) The number of interactions on social media posts related to P/E Ratio.
- Mentions: (30%) The number of times P/E Ratio is mentioned across social media platforms.
Most Critical Themes:
- Creators: (20%) The number of active contributors creating content about P/E Ratio.
- Sentiment: (0%) The overall sentiment expressed in social media posts about P/E Ratio.
Top P/E ratio Social Posts
Top posts by engagements in the last [--] hours
Showing a maximum of [--] top social posts without a LunarCrush subscription.
"The only argument I can think of is that $WMT isnt contributing to the copious amount of CapEx being led by $AMZN $META $GOOGL and $MSFT. Forward P/E Ratio: Walmart $WMT: 45x Apple $AAPL: 28x Nvidia $NVDA: 24x Alphabet $GOOG: 23x Microsoft $MSFT: 21x Amazon $AMZN: 21x Oracle $ORCL: 20x AMD $AMD: 20x Meta $META: 19x https://t.co/ltFyGhs7EA Forward P/E Ratio: Walmart $WMT: 45x Apple $AAPL: 28x Nvidia $NVDA: 24x Alphabet $GOOG: 23x Microsoft $MSFT: 21x Amazon $AMZN: 21x Oracle $ORCL: 20x AMD $AMD: 20x Meta $META: 19x https://t.co/ltFyGhs7EA"
X Link @Sam_Badawi 2026-02-16T17:21Z 37.2K followers, [----] engagements
"Forward P/E Ratio: Walmart $WMT: 45x Apple $AAPL: 28x Nvidia $NVDA: 24x Alphabet $GOOG: 23x Microsoft $MSFT: 21x Amazon $AMZN: 21x Oracle $ORCL: 20x AMD $AMD: 20x Meta $META: 19x"
X Link @hataf_capital 2026-02-16T16:27Z [----] followers, [---] engagements
"📊 The Numbers: The industry is up 7.7% in the last [--] days and 79% over the past year but with a P/E ratio of only 4.8x the "Smart Money" knows this is still deep value. 💎"
X Link @BoardLotSultan 2026-02-16T14:00Z [---] followers, [---] engagements
"@mmnjug @Davinedavid1 @cheruiyotkb Since P/E uses net profit as its denominator (Price to Earnings) heavy depreciation can make earnings appear low which mechanically increases the P/E ratio making the company appear expensive even if it is generating massive amounts of cash"
X Link @TheAbojani 2026-02-16T13:21Z 94.1K followers, [---] engagements
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