Despite strong earnings outlook and rapid growth, the company's P/E ratio is lower than the market, indicating potential risks and future earnings volatility. The market may have doubts about the company's health despite a solid boost in its stock.

Despite its superior earnings outlook, China Reinsurance's low P/E ratio suggests market participants might be expecting a fall in the company's earnings. Unobserved threats to earnings may be preventing the P/E ratio from matching the company's positive outlook.

The market may have been overly optimistic about the company's prospects suggested by the falling EPS and share price, along with the low P/E ratio of 5.11. Clear growth projections are needed to stabilize the share price. The CEO's modest remuneration stands out among peers.