Macrotrends alternative: free P/E history and screening

Open NVIDIA's P/E history to see its multiple, historical range and year-end table. You can read the answer without an account, then use the same measure to screen other covered stocks.

From a history chart to a repeatable question

Macrotrends' NVIDIA P/E page documents a historical P/E chart and a table of price, trailing earnings per share and P/E. It is a familiar starting point for looking up how a multiple changed.

StockResearch adds a question you can reuse across companies: where does the current multiple sit within that company's own history?

NVIDIA reading	StockResearch, Oct 22, 2026
Trailing P/E	28.1x
Five-year median P/E	56.9x
Percentile of available weekly readings in the last five years	1st

The 1st percentile means the reading is near the low end of NVIDIA's own range. It does not mean NVIDIA is the lowest-P/E stock in the market. Nor does it establish that future earnings will hold up.

Use the bottom-decile screen to find other covered companies in a similar historical position. Change the measure in the screener, then open a result's history before drawing a conclusion.

What is free, and what the numbers mean

StockResearch's P/E and P/S history pages, percentile readings and screener results are public. The 5Y, 10Y and All chart ranges are free. The percentile still uses available weekly readings from the last five years; zooming out does not change its reference window.

Coverage and start dates vary. We use SEC filings with weekly prices and disclose missing or excluded data. Trailing earnings, adjusted earnings, forward estimates and different sampling dates can produce different P/E values across providers. Compare those definitions before comparing the numbers.

This comparison uses the linked history documentation and our verified public workflow, checked Oct 22, 2026. Check Macrotrends directly for current subscription and download terms.

The NVIDIA figures come from StockResearch's dataset retrieved Oct 22, 2026, with the latest price observation in the week beginning Oct 19. Read the valuation methodology, or check NVIDIA's latest P/E history.