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Karnivesh

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

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