Shiller PE Ratio
The cyclically adjusted price-to-earnings (CAPE) ratio, developed by economist Robert Shiller, measuring stock market valuation relative to long-term average earnings adjusted for inflation.
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"The Shiller PE ratio, a measure of how expensive stocks are relative to long-term earnings, now sits above 40. The last time it got this high was 1999."
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