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Question asked 03/05/2025

Historic PE Ratio Graphs

To the MM team, Firstly congratulations on the recent performance of your Growth Portfolio. Looks like things have turned around nicely. My question relates to the PE graphs you often refer to in your reports. My software only gives financial year end or current PE numbers. What package do you use or can you recommend something. It doesnt look like I can get this info from the finance section of your MM web site. Regards, Charles

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Hi Charles,

Thanks, the last six months have been the toughest time we’ve ever experienced in the growth portfolio, but as they say “when the going gets tough, the tough…..

We use Bloomberg for most of our charts and research but unfortunately the cost per terminal is ~$3,400 pm, not an inconsequential cost. It’s a great platform but very expensive. The data and charting package we use on the MM Site is from LSEG (previously Refinitiv) and this is also very expensive. If we added Bloomberg data to the service, and charged accordingly, unfortunately I think we would lose most of our subscribers!

Sorry not to have been the bearer of better news but data/charts like this are expensive.

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