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    • Personal Finance | A primer on how to use PE in investing

      What are the determining factors in a PE ratio 

    • Indian equities now trade below long-term valuations, but are they cheap? No, say analysts

      Currently, the Sensex and Nifty are trading at one-year forward price to earning multiples of 19.09x and 18.45x, respectively, compared to their 10-year averages of 19.3x and 18.5x.

    • Chart of the Day: What is the Mcap-to-GDP ratio signalling about equity valuations?

      The ratio is close to highs scaled in December 2007 just prior to the unfolding of the Global Financial Crisis

    • Vertical limit: 70% of Nifty 500 companies trade at valuation higher than long-term average

      According to Moneycontrol analysts, the Nifty 500 Index shows a wide range of price-to-earnings (PE) ratios among its constituent stocks. About 22 stocks have PE ratios between 1 and 10 based on the trailing 12-month earnings, while 77 stocks fall in the 10-20 PE range.

    • Over 20 Nifty stocks trade below average 5-year P/E and P/B; time to buy?

    • Over 50 stocks with a m-cap of Rs 10,000 cr trade below 2008 P/E; should you buy?

    • The role of P/E multiple in deciding investment returns

    • Classroom | Cheap or expensive: How to value a stock (Equity: Part 8)

    • A new way to start SIP in mutual fund, SmartSIP by FundsIndia: Is it really smart?

    • Explained: The role of skill vs the role of time in markets

    • Sensex, Nifty on a roll; 5 ways to de-risk your portfolio

    • How to gauge stock market tops

    • Amid sell-off, Mirae Asset sees value emerging in IT stocks

    • Raamdeo Agrawal: Do not judge this market by its PE ratio

    • Positive on IT; NBFC valuations over-stretched: HDFC Securities

    • ITC shares may have turned the corner

    • Russia's lessons: Being a contrarian without getting burnt

    • Rosy mkt forecasts are back; and why you should ignore them

    • Putting book value and price-earnings ratio in perspective

      Book value and PE ratio are common yardsticks to value a business. But they need to be put in perspective to arrive at a true picture.

    • Sensex & PEG ratio: Are valuations justified?

      PEG ratio is the P/E ratio dividend by the EPS growth of a company. The general thumb rule is that an investor should avoid buying into a company when the PEG ratio is in excess of one.

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