Simplifying finance.... • 2h
Valuation ratios are often treated like answers, but I see them more as conversations the market is having with us. In Indian markets, the P/E ratio alone rarely tells the full story. A high P/E can reflect confidence in growth and stability, while a low P/E often signals risk, cyclicality, or uncertainty. The number matters less than why it exists. That’s where other lenses help 👇 •PEG adjusts valuation for growth expectations •EV/EBITDA brings debt and capital structure into focus •Comparing peers and history adds real context 📌 Valuation isn’t about cheap or expensive. It’s about understanding what the market expects and deciding whether you agree. 👉 For a deeper breakdown with India-specific examples, refer to the attached link
Learning is a key to... • 26d
PEG Ratio Explained in 30 Seconds! Want to know if a stock is undervalued or overvalued? Use the PEG Ratio one of the smartest tools used by pro investors! 🧮 Formula: PEG = P/E Ratio ÷ Earnings Growth Rate ✅ PEG < 1 = Undervalued ⚖️ PEG = 1 = Fai
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Experimenting On lea... • 3m
The U.S. market is overvalued, with a Buffett Indicator at 217% and P/E near 37–38, close to dot-com bubble levels (P/E - 44). Global markets ( India or China) may outperform the U.S. in the next 5–10 years. FIIs should flow some cash in India as we
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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
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A startup’s valuation is the price investors believe it’s worth. But that belief is often based more on future potential than current reality. Factors like market size, growth projections, and hype around the sector often play a bigger role than actu
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