Long-term pricing
Valuation Attractiveness
How attractively the market is priced relative to its own history. Useful for expected returns, not short-term timing.
Market pricing level
This asks whether investors are paying a high or low price for the market's earnings. Expensive markets can still rise, but future long-term returns may have less room for error.
Pricing compared with history
This shows whether today's pricing is normal or stretched compared with the past. A high raw percentile means expectations are already high, so Valuation Attractiveness will be lower.
Calculated valuation methods
The dashboard shows the latest calculated valuation readings behind the score, so you can compare the methods rather than relying on one headline number.
Singapore valuation context
For Singapore, this context uses the latest State Street ES3 factsheet snapshot: valuation multiples, yield and portfolio breadth. These are ETF weighted-average context metrics, not necessarily official STI index statistics or investment recommendations.