Is the SET Index Cheap Relative to Its Own History?
We run a 10-year P/E and P/BV backtest on the SET Total Return Index to find out whether current valuations represent genuine value or a value trap dressed in low multiples.
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Two recent deep-dives worth your time this month.
We run a 10-year P/E and P/BV backtest on the SET Total Return Index to find out whether current valuations represent genuine value or a value trap dressed in low multiples.
A step-by-step data walkthrough showing the lag between Bank of Thailand policy-rate changes and the deposit rates advertised by the five largest commercial banks.
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