Omprakash Jha’s Post

how can someone decide whether the shares are overpriced or underpriced?? So to answer the question overpricing and undepricing of the share price, it can be due to various micro and macro economics factors around the globe however an individual before making a purchase can look into certain important factors and execute their buy . So one of the significant factor is the price to earnings ratio (pe ratio) . Price to earnings shows the valuation given to the company on its earnings on every 1 rupee eg. If the pe of adani shares is 200 that means for every 1 rs actually earned by them the market gives it a valuation of 200rs thus if the current market price is 2500 that means the company is earning 2500/200 i.e rs 12.5rs on each share . So pe ratio can be concluded to be the market anticipation pertinent to such stock. If we understood how pe works then for every stock just visit the www.screener.in then search the name of the company and the charts and figures appears then simply scroll down and click on the pe ratio tab if the current market price is fluctuating at pe lower than it average(median) pe then the shares are underpriced and it is likely to rise up in the future if the market gives it a better pe ratio In this case tata motors can considered to be a good buy.

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