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longer-term multiple discount

English translation: Neither really

10:14 Dec 3, 2003
English language (monolingual) [PRO]
Bus/Financial / Equity funds
English term or phrase: longer-term multiple discount
I'm not sure whether to interpret this as "longer-term discount based on the multiples" or "discount based on the longer-term multiples".

"Whilst Financials continue to trade at a discount to the
broader equity market this has closed in the last 6 months, and the sector is trading close to its longer-term multiple discount."
Johanna Holmberg (X)
Local time: 19:03
Selected answer:Neither really
Explanation:
It simply means that finanicial stocks are trading closer to their historical average discount as compared to the broader equity market.
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Gilbert Ashley
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Neither really


Explanation:
It simply means that finanicial stocks are trading closer to their historical average discount as compared to the broader equity market.

Gilbert Ashley
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price to earnings


Explanation:
I forgot to add- multiples refers to the price:earnings ratio. If historically the broad based index has an average, say of 25:1 price to earnings ratio, and financials had an average of 15:1, they trade at a discount compared to the broad market. If, now thea are tarding at 20:1 P/E then they are trading closer to the market as a whole than they were before.

Gilbert Ashley
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agree  Ralf Lemster: Spot on.
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agree  Rajan Chopra
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