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ranges based on various fundamental characteristics, such as price-earnings (P/E), ROE, dividend yield, or any other fundamental characteristics that we determine to be appropriate When dealing with fundamental data, information will not always be available for each and every stock in a given portfolio Stocks in which you do not have the appropriate fundamental data can be eliminated from the analysis or given a number that is in line with peer averages or industry norms While we could have selected from a wide variety of fundamental characteristics, we will review only the P/E ratio in this chapter The P/E range attribution results (Exhibit 98) are interesting because they clearly indicate that all of the portfolio s return came from stocks with P/Es at the higher end of the range of stocks held by the portfolio.