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## SHOP PE Stream Chart Analysis **Current Valuation (Latest Data Point — mid-March 2026):** The latest monthly average price for SHOP stands at approximately $123.75, which places the stock firmly in the **Undervalued** zone — trading well below the lowest PE boundary (PE_stream_1) of 33.9 times, whose corresponding price boundary is approximately $32.13 at this point in time. This means the stock's current price of $123.75 actually exceeds the 33.9x boundary of $32.13, yet remains dramatically below the next boundary of 183.4 times (priced at approximately $173.86). Therefore, SHOP is currently trading in the **Value** interval, between the 33.9x and 183.4x PE boundaries ($32.13–$173.86). Given the extraordinarily wide PE bands — a reflection of SHOP's historically volatile and elevated earnings multiples — the stock's position within the Value zone suggests it is trading at a relatively modest valuation compared to its historical PE range, well below the Fair (333.0x), Watch (482.6x), Overvalued (632.1x), and Warning (781.7x) thresholds, whose price boundaries at this time stand at approximately $315.59, $457.32, $599.05, and $740.78, respectively. **Historical Valuation Trend:** SHOP's PE stream chart reveals a dramatic and turbulent valuation journey over the observed period. In early 2021 through late 2021, the stock traded in the **Value** interval (between the 33.9x and 183.4x boundaries), with monthly average prices ranging from roughly $115 to $157 — comfortably above the 33.9x boundary (then around $45–$93) but well below the 183.4x ceiling (then around $244–$505), reflecting elevated but not extreme market optimism. The PE river lines themselves shifted sharply higher through mid-2021 as earnings estimates expanded, pushing all band boundaries upward significantly. From early 2022 onward, a severe de-rating occurred: the stock collapsed from ~$105 in January 2022 to lows near $29–$37 by late 2022, while simultaneously the PE stream boundaries reset dramatically downward (the 33.9x boundary fell to roughly $4.92–$79.27 depending on the quarter), reflecting a sharp earnings revision. During this trough period (mid-2022 through early 2023), SHOP's price hovered in the **Value** to **Fair** interval relative to the recalibrated bands. From 2023 through 2024, the stock gradually recovered into the $40–$80 range, consistently trading in the **Value** zone as PE boundaries re-expanded with improving earnings. The most notable re-rating occurred from late 2024 into early 2026, when SHOP surged from ~$81 to a peak of ~$163, still remaining within the **Value** interval as the 183.4x boundary expanded to $173–$287. The PE river lines show a broadly **upward-trending** trajectory from 2023 onward, signaling improving earnings momentum. However, the extreme width of the PE bands — spanning from 33.9x to 781.7x — underscores that SHOP remains a high-growth, earnings-volatile stock where traditional PE-based valuation frameworks should be applied with caution.