Allstate (ALL) Stock Valuation: P/E Ratio and Intrinsic Value

Is Allstate stock expensive or cheap? This page shows the price-earnings ratio of Allstate for the last fiscal years, the current share price, and beta and volatility as risk measures. Earnings figures come from the company's published filings.

How the Allstate P/E ratio is calculated

The price-earnings ratio divides the share price by earnings per share. On this page the ratio is shown per fiscal year, so you can see whether today's valuation of Allstate is above or below its own history. Beta and volatility indicate how strongly the share moves compared with the overall market.

Frequently asked questions about Allstate

What is the ALL P/E ratio?

The P/E ratio divides the Allstate share price by earnings per share. This page shows the ratio for each of the last fiscal years, so the current valuation of ALL can be compared with its own history.

Is Allstate stock overvalued or undervalued?

There is no single answer. A useful check is whether the current P/E of ALL is above or below its multi-year average and how earnings, margins and revenue are developing. This page shows all of these figures from the published filings.

How can I estimate the intrinsic value of Allstate?

An intrinsic value estimate needs earnings or free cash flow, a growth assumption and a discount rate. This page provides the reported earnings basis, margins and the valuation history of ALL as the starting point.

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