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China Ping An's share price has been falling recently. What happened? There is a long-term comparison between Gree Electric and China.

Recently, the share prices of Gree Electric and Ping An in China have been falling all the way, which may be a little unbelievable to many investors, but their existence is reasonable. Judging from the valuation, they are indeed a bit high.

For example, in Gree Electric, the highest price in the past year was about 69.79 yuan, and the price-earnings ratio was about 22 times, so this price-earnings ratio was relatively high. For Gree Electric, there may be little room for further substantial growth in the future, and such a high P/E ratio may be rarely accepted, which may be the key reason for Gree Electric's continuous decline.

At present, the price-earnings ratio of Gree Electric is about 12. 17 times, which is lower than the previous price-earnings ratio of 22 times. However, this price-earnings ratio is obviously not too low, and it may continue to decline in the future. Be cautious about such stocks.

China Ping 'an rose to 94.62 yuan in the early stage, and its P/E ratio reached 14.9 times, which is obviously a relatively high P/E ratio. Compared with bank stocks, the P/E ratio is only five or six times. Obviously, China Ping An's P/E ratio is relatively high, and China Ping An's plate is already very large, which may have passed the period of rapid growth, so the P/E ratio of 14.9 times is difficult to maintain, which is the reason for the decline of China Ping An's share price.

Now Ping An's P/E ratio is about 7.67 times. If the P/E ratio is slightly higher than that of large financial enterprises such as ICBC, it may be necessary to wait for changes in future performance before judging whether the valuation of this enterprise is reasonable.

To sum up, Gree Electric and China Ping An are both blue-chip stocks, but relatively speaking, the scale is already relatively large, and the future growth space is relatively small, while the previous P/E ratio was relatively high, and the stock price dropped a little, which may be normal.