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VERY NICE AND EFFECTIVE WAY TO COMPARE PRICE OF TWO STOCKS.
It is very good learning for me since I have never come across the PEG ratio,while clearing my CFP examination.
VERY NICE AND EFFECTIVE WAY TO COMPARE TWO STOCKS.
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GREAT INITIATIVES...BUT NEED TO UNDERSTAND HOW TO EVALUATE EARNING ESTIMATES.
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Dear Mr. Mehta, I suppose the difference between the P/E that fund houses refer to and what is seen in the NSE site is because fund houses typically talk about 1 year forward projected P/E, while the NSE website provides historical P/E. If average earnings forecast for the year ending March 2013 for the Sensex stocks is for example Rs. 1400, at a sensex level of 20000, the forward P/E will be 14.28. If the actual earnings number for the year ended March 2012 was say Rs.1200, the same Sensex level of 20000 will represent a P/E of 16.6 on trailing P/E basis. Trust this clarifies.
I personally highly appreciate this initiatives which gives us in-depth knowledge. I have one query, we are talking about the current PE is quoting @ 14.6X but if you see on the NSE website it always shows higher than what fund houses are talking about so why its always higher on NSE data ? please explain if pbl.
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Thanks a lot. You have made it so simple to understand ratios & where to apply which ratios. I would appreciate if you give real life example ( with company names )
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