Low PE in an uptrend
Under fifteen times trailing earnings and above the 200-day average. Cheap, and no longer ignored.
A low P/E on its own is a value-trap list, businesses priced cheap because they deserve to be. The trend filter changes the question. A stock below fifteen times trailing earnings that also holds above its 200-day average is cheap and being re-rated, not cheap and forgotten. The earnings side is point-in-time trailing twelve months, so a stock appears only once four quarters are on file. Loss-makers, where a P/E means nothing, are NULL and excluded by construction.
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