Intraday Research Brief · Q3 2026 edition

26 S&P 500 companies trade at least 25% below their own ten-year P/E while their earnings grew

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Each company is compared with its own history, not with the market, so a utility is never measured against a software company. Earnings per share come from each company's filings with the SEC.

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Below Their Own AverageQ3 2026 edition
CompanyP/E now10-yr medianvs medianEPS, 1 yr
EIX5.625.9−78%+42%
PYPL10.042.8−77%+13%
ADBE16.348.2−66%+11%
Source: each company's SEC filing+23 more in the full list
Source
Company filings with the SEC
Screened
S&P 500, every issuer that filed
Published
Quarterly, after results are filed

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Figures are taken from companies' own filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission and are labelled with their fiscal period. Filings are restated and amended; derived figures such as margins and growth rates are calculated by us from those filings. Past reported results say nothing about future results.