## SE (Sea Limited) PE Stream Chart Analysis **Current Valuation Positioning** As of the latest data point (mid-March 2026), SE's monthly average price stands at approximately **$84.47**, which remains well below the lowest PE boundary — PE_stream_1 at **32.1 times**, whose corresponding price boundary is **$77.34**. Wait — notably, the current price of $84.47 actually **exceeds** the 32.1x boundary of $77.34, placing it in the interval between the **32.1 times** (Undervalued boundary at $77.34) and the **224.9 times** (Value boundary at $541.23) PE bands. This positions SE firmly in the **Undervalued-to-Value** transition zone, trading just above the lowest PE stream boundary. Given the extraordinarily wide spread between PE bands — reflecting Sea Limited's historically volatile and often negative earnings — the stock's current price at ~$84.47 sits closest to the 32.1x lower boundary, suggesting the stock is trading near its most historically conservative valuation level relative to earnings. **Historical Valuation Trend** Looking back across the full observation period, SE's valuation journey has been dramatic. From early 2021 through late 2021, the stock traded at peak monthly average prices exceeding **$340**, a period when earnings were deeply negative, rendering traditional PE-based boundaries largely symbolic — the PE streams themselves were extremely compressed or distorted during this high-growth phase. The sharp correction from late 2021 through 2022 saw prices collapse from above $340 to lows near **$39–$53** by late 2022 and into 2023, reflecting a severe valuation contraction as growth expectations reset. Through 2023, prices oscillated in the **$38–$81** range, consistently hugging or falling below even the lowest PE stream boundary (32.1x), indicating the stock was trading in deeply **Undervalued** territory for extended periods. A meaningful recovery began in early-to-mid 2024, with prices climbing from ~$38 back toward the **$97–$130** range by late 2024 and early 2025, briefly pushing above the 32.1x boundary as earnings improved. The PE stream boundaries themselves have expanded significantly in recent quarters — the 32.1x boundary rose from single digits in early 2024 to **$77.34** by late 2025 — signaling genuine **earnings growth** and an upward-trending river chart, a constructive signal for long-term investors. However, after peaking near **$188** in late 2025, the price has retreated to ~$84.47, once again settling just above the lowest PE boundary, suggesting the market has pulled back to a more conservative valuation anchor despite improving fundamentals.