
6 things they don’t tell you about the PE ratio
If you are a new investor, running screeners through equity apps to pick your stocks, here’s what you need to know about the PE multiple of a stock.
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If you are a new investor, running screeners through equity apps to pick your stocks, here’s what you need to know about the PE multiple of a stock.

The Initial Public Offer (IPO) of UTI AMC is hitting the markets today and will close on October 1. This offer of 3.89 crore shares to the public is made up entirely of sale of shares by UTI’s key shareholders – SBI, LIC and Bank of Baroda. In addition, T Rowe Price International Ltd, a long-standing global investor in UTI and PNB a sponsor, are also selling a small part of their holdings. UTI AMC will not receive any capital infusion from these divestments.

Computer Age management Services Limited (CAMS) is the leader in the two-player MF Registrar and transfer agent (RTA) industry, with a 70% market share. It services 16 of the 41 AMCs and 4 out of the top 5 AMCs that account for a lion’s share of Indian mutual fund assets.

We often draw references to the Nifty 50 PE in our research reports and articles. You may also want to track the Nifty 50 PE

The Nifty PE ratios are an indicator of market valuations. And we have seen that crashes have happened when the Nifty PE is at 27-28 times, and that investing when Nifty PE is below average results in stronger long-term return. If this is the case, can I use the Nifty PE levels to decide asset allocation levels to book profit at the right times?

A blue chip (or blue-chip or bluechip) stock or blue chip companies is a persistently recurring term in stock market jargon. Let’s look into what it actually means.

The initial public offer of SBI Cards and Payments is slated to be huge, aiming to mop up over Rs 10,000 crore. A subsidiary of State Bank of India, the company issues and runs SBI’s credit cards business. SBI Cards is the second largest credit card player in India after HDFC Bank.

IPOs evoke such interest because of the mistaken belief that IPO stocks offer a unique ticket to riches that thousands of ‘older’ stocks listed in the market don’t. But IPOs have a far worse track record than secondary market investments in long-term wealth creation.

When you see a houseful of seasoned and budding investors looking for newer opportunities to invest, you are all respect for their efforts to invest
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