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Zomato PE ratio has reached around 994 in the Indian market I mean can you even imagine? The company valuation still does not look worth buying yet people are investing in it what I keep thinking is how badly is this one stock affecting the Nifty? A

Now a days Indian stock market performs a strange it's gave a approx 5.00 percent return in one month even most of the companies PE ratio is not good . What u think it is a bubble ? It's a best time to invest or exit the market ?

Ajj kal bohot log kuch experts ye boll rahe he ki indian market overvalued ho geya he.... Lakin indian market ka PE ratio avi 5 years ke average ke ass pass hi ghum raha he.... Or bank nifty ka PE to 5 years average se bohot nicea hai... Indian mar

Jio Financial Services reported a net profit of ₹316 crore this time, and the company also announced a dividend of 0.5 paise per share. Along with that, the company’s market cap is ₹1,56,609 crore. Honestly, if it were any other company in its place,

Bro, I don’t understand these stock market news channels. Their market sentiment changes every day, and all their facts are 3-4 days old. Today, I was watching a video where a guy was saying that the Nifty’s PE ratio is 25 while sitting on a live cha

The Indian stock market has declined rapidly, but the market's PE ratio hasn't dropped as quickly. The reason behind this is the earnings not being as good. There is still some downside risk in the market. If an FTA (Free Trade Agreement) happens bet

I’ve read a lot of articles since morning saying that the reason for the US stock market crash is the fall in the US GDP, etc. But no one in the entire world is talking about the valuation of the US stock market. Not even in India. The main point is

What are your thoughts on the prevailing bubble surrounding Indian startup IPOs in the market? Do you believe it will persist in this manner, or is there a possibility that it will eventually burst?

What is a PE ratio? The Price-to-Earnings (P/E) ratio is a crucial metric for investors, calculated by dividing a company's current share price by its earnings per share (EPS). It helps assess whether a stock is overvalued or undervalued compared to

There's talk that a lot of non Indian brands are looking to launch their IPOs in India. Hmm, let’s see how that goes if it happens, it could be great for the Indian market, as long as the companies are genuinely high quality.