I like the way Ashok Devanampriya explains the fundamentals with which anyone can grasp the knowledge of the fundamental terms. I request Suman TV to conduct more such interviews
PE ratio example explained company worth vs earning...so as per explanation High PE companies have high growth ? Its wrong i think But as per my knowledge share price vs earning ... Low PE is good for entering....it indicates share price is low as its divded by earning. Checked in net also If the share price falls much faster than earnings, the PE ratio becomes low. A high PE ratio means that a stock is expensive and its price may fall in the future. A low PE ratio means that a stock is cheap and its price may rise in the future. The PE ratio, therefore, is very useful in making investment decisions.
I like the way Ashok Devanampriya explains the fundamentals with which anyone can grasp the knowledge of the fundamental terms. I request Suman TV to conduct more such interviews
Please do this kind of short videos on fundamentals
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PE ratio example explained company worth vs earning...so as per explanation High PE companies have high growth ? Its wrong i think
But as per my knowledge share price vs earning ... Low PE is good for entering....it indicates share price is low as its divded by earning.
Checked in net also
If the share price falls much faster than earnings, the PE ratio becomes low. A high PE ratio means that a stock is expensive and its price may fall in the future. A low PE ratio means that a stock is cheap and its price may rise in the future. The PE ratio, therefore, is very useful in making investment decisions.