NVDA Relative Forward P/E vs SOX
Cap-weighted harmonic SOX P/E with Rasgon/Bernstein historical anchors. Snapshot as of May 29, 2026, after US market close. By Ben Pouladian, BEP Research.
How to read this chart
The line is NVDA's forward P/E divided by the SOX forward P/E (cap-weighted harmonic of the 30 SOX constituents). A reading above 1.0 means NVDA trades at a premium to the index; below 1.0 means a discount. On Dec 19, 2025, Stacy Rasgon (Bernstein) flagged 0.87x as a 13% discount — only 13 days in ten years had been cheaper. The March 27, 2026 trough at 0.77x broke below all of them.
Data source: Yahoo Finance via yfinance, with manual overrides on top SOX weights
when issuer data is more reliable. Historical anchors are reconstructed from the
Rasgon/Bernstein Dec 2025 chart. This is research commentary, not investment advice.