We have always said that the fundamental reason for the long-term rise of stocks is Buffett's long-term stable ROE, so let's build a simplified model of ROE and see the relationship between long-term ROE and stock price.
We assume that the initial annual owner's equity is 100, the net profit returned to the mother is 20, and the price is 400, so PE = 400/20 = 20 roe = 20/100 = 20% (strictly speaking, it should be divided by the average value of the owner's equity during this period, which is simplified here). We assume that the annual profits are all included in the owner's equity, which is also simplified here. If the annual price does not rise, we can see that if