Market context
Follow Shiller P/E (CAPE), trailing P/E, yields, earnings and the S&P 500 over time. Open a metric for an interactive chart, historical statistics and its dated data table.
Source: Multpl, with underlying sources credited on each chart. Checked automatically after U.S. market close on weekdays. These are stored observations, not live quotes. Dataset changed 2026-10-03 (UTC).
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Observation 2026-10-02
Last ten years; each chart uses its own scale.
S&P 500 price divided by average inflation-adjusted earnings over the preceding ten years. CAPE smooths the earnings cycle; it is not trailing P/E.
Explore chart →26.34×
Observation 2026-10-02 · Source estimate (†)
Last ten years; each chart uses its own scale.
Price relative to trailing twelve-month as-reported earnings. Multpl estimates the current ratio from the latest reported earnings and current market price.
Explore chart →5.28%
Observation 2026-10-02
Last ten years; each chart uses its own scale.
Yield on the U.S. ten-year Treasury. The source combines recent Treasury rates with a longer historical series.
Explore chart →1.05%
Observation 2026-10-02 · Source estimate (†)
Last ten years; each chart uses its own scale.
Trailing twelve-month dividends divided by index price, expressed as a percentage. This is an index yield, not an individual stock’s yield.
Explore chart →$295.36
Observation 2026-06-30
Last ten years; each chart uses its own scale.
Trailing twelve-month inflation-adjusted earnings per index share. This is a real EPS series, not total company profits or nominal EPS.
Explore chart →7,781.94
Observation 2026-10-02
Last ten years; each chart uses its own scale.
Nominal S&P 500 index levels. Historical observations are monthly average closing prices; the latest point is the source’s current price.
Explore chart →Observation dates differ by series. Earnings arrive with a reporting lag; most historical values are monthly, while a current market observation may be appended. Price history excludes dividends, and real earnings can be revised when the inflation adjustment changes. A high ratio alone does not predict the timing of market returns.
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