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Amazing !! Thanks a lot for such a detailed lesson. Amswers: 1. PEG ratio equals 1, calculated as 30/30. 2. Super Cyclical companies will have more volatile PE ratios. 3. EV/EBITDA is typically preferred, but Price to Cash Flow is used when a company capitalizes most of its expenses. 4. For cyclical businesses, EV to Sales or Price to Sales multiples are used. 5. For banking, Price to Book Value is the key metric. 6. Normalize earnings to assess the full potential of the business. Compare the company's current PE ratio to its historical average and to that of its peers.
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1. PEG ratio 2. Super Cyclical 3. EV/EBITDA and Price to Cash Flow 4. EV to Sales or Price to Sales multiples are used. 5. Price to Book Value 6. Adjust earnings to get the full potential of the business. LOVED THE MASTERCLASS
Thank you, very nice explanation and mind opening presentation. Q1) PEG ratio 30/30=1 Q2) Cyclicals will be more fluctate to high and low PEs Q3) EV/EBITA and price to cashflows to be checked for Asset heavy business Q4) Enterprise value/ sales and price/sales to check for deep cyclicals Q5) price /book is main for Banks Q6) stable earnings should be compared with peers PE
1) PEG RATIO IS 30/30 = 1 2)Cyclicals ll be more fluctuate to high and low PEs 3)EV/EBITDA & PRICE TO CASHFLOWs 4)EV to Sales or Price to Sales to check for deep cyclical business 5)Price to book value metrics is seen for Banking sector 6)Stable earnings should be compared it's peers
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Just amazing as always. Answers to questions are as follows. 1. PEG=1 2.Super cyclical with volatile margins 3.B &C 4.Mcap/sales, price/book value 5.Price to book 6.One off case (earnings or expenses) pls give me the prize. i am following since time immemorial 😃and answering the quizes. anyways love your content very much, improved my & my friends fundamentals a lot because of you.
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Jabardast Video Sir... P/E ratio Decoded 🙏🙏 Answers to Quiz 1: PEG=1 2: cyclical business 3: Both B &C 4: Prize to Book 5: Prize to Book 6: To remove one-off earnings
Fabulous video!! Explained so beautifully!! Graphics were eye catching as well! Answers to the quiz! 1. 1 2. Super cyclical business with volatile margins 3. B and C 4. Price to Book Value 5. Price to Book Value 6. We normalise PE when there is a one off cost.
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Absolutely fantastic video!! Explained so beautifully!! The graphics were eye catching as well!! Answers to the Quiz - 1. 1 2. Super cyclical with volatile margins 3. B and C 4.Price to Book Value, long term trend and margins 5. Price to Book Value 6. We need to normalise PE Ratio when there is a one off cost.
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Super informative and very nice explanation. Thanks for putting so much effort! 1. PEG = 1 2. Super cyclical with volatile margins 3. B and C (EV/EBITDA and Price to Cash flow) 4. Mcap/Sales, P/B 5. P/B 6. One off earning or One off cost Please make next video on Precision Engineering.
Ishmohit bhai ek P/B & EV/OCF pe bhi video banta hai . I saw recently aditya Khemka sir's interview in the vivek bajaj podcast he stressed watching P/B rather than P/E ... So , i would really like to understand Book value kaise nikal te hai ...aur P/b ka importance across business cycles
Amazing lecture! Answers: 1. PEG ratio equals 1, calculated at 30/30. 2. Super Cyclical companies will have more volatile PE ratios. 3. EV/EBITDA is typically preferred, but Price to Cash Flow is used when a company capitalizes most of its expenses or went through capex. 4. EV to Sales or Price to Sales are used for cyclical businesses. 5. For banking, Price to Book Value is the key metric. 6. Normalize earnings to assess the full potential of the business. Compare the company's current PE ratio to its historical average and to that of its peers. Hope to get the amazing book🙌🏻
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Great Lecture! 1. PEG ratio 2. Super Cyclical 3. EV/EBITDA and Price to Cash Flow 4. EV to Sales or Price to Sales multiples are used. 5. Price to Book Value 6. Normalize price to earnings when earning are depressed by non cash expenses. Compare the company's current PE ratio to its historical average and to that of its peers or Price to Cash Flow
Hello ish paaji and whole soic team . you guys are really doing fantastic job. Firstly i want to say thank you , for such goldmine content you are providing to us.I have been watching your channel since last year. I must say you are giving a different perspective about things and providing simpler version of complex things . Keep doing this . Answers of quiz 1.peg ratio will be 1 2.pe ratio of super cyclical business will fluctuate more because fluctuations in their earnings. 3. Preferably ev/ ebitda and price to cash flow can be used in asset heavy business but pe ratio also can be used 4. In Deeply cyclical business- price to sales Or price to book value or ev to sales can be used 5. In banking price to book can used 6. We need to normalise when there is one time event which boost organisation earnings significantly or distorted earning significantly. Thank you so much for such valuable content.
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Top notch as always bhaaji.. this small understanding of PE can help investors avoid major accidents. Hatsoff.. for sharing this valuable learnings. Attempt to answer questions. 1 PEG=1 2 cyclical with volatile margins 3 both b & c 4. P/B or price to sales 5. Price to book 6. In case of one off earnings
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Nice and detailed explanation of key metrics. Thanks! Answers to questions: Q1: PEG=1 Q2: Super cyclical with volatile margins Q3: Option 5 Both B &C Q4: Price to Sales and Price to Book Q5: Price to Book Q6: When there are one-off in the results
That's great, Price/CFO example also taken by Aditya Khemka Sir but didn't understand it completely yesterday now completely understood the concept. :) Answers -> 1. PEG R: 30/30=1 2. More ups & down in super cyclical 3. preferred EV/EBITDA, and Price/CFO when more depreciation 4. Cyclical business: EV/sales or Price/sales 5. Banking: Price/Book 6. Normalize P/E in case of other income is high or one time set off based on management commentary
Great video. I hope to answer the quiz using whatever I have learned so far. Will directly put answers with respective question numbers. 1. PEG ratio will be 30/30=1 2. Super Cyclical PE ratio will fluctuate more 3. EV/EBITDA is usually preferred, and Price to cash flow is considered when the company capitalizes most of its expenses. 4. For cyclical business - EV to sales or Price to sales multiples 5. Banking - Price to book value 6. Normalise the earnings and then look at the full potential of the business. Compare the company's current PE to its historical PE, comparison with peers can also help. Feel free to correct me if I have something wrong.
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Thankyou as always for the learning, following you now from more than 1.5years and gaining knowledge everyday ❤ Answers: 1. PEG ratio will be 1 2. PE ratio will fluctuate more for the cyclical one. 3. We can check both EV/EBIDTA and Price to cashflow 4. Price to book can be used in cyclical business. 5. In banking we refer to price to book ratio. 6. We need to normalise in case of one off in the other income. Keep training us like this always ❤ Happy learning 🎉
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Thank you so much for such a detailed video❤ Answers: - The PEG ratio is 1, derived by dividing 30 by 30. - Highly cyclical companies tend to have more fluctuating P/E ratios. - EV/EBITDA is generally preferred, though Price to Cash Flow is applied when a company capitalizes the majority of its expenses. - For cyclical industries, EV to Sales or Price to Sales ratios are commonly used. - In the banking sector, Price to Book Value is the primary metric. - Adjust earnings to evaluate the full potential of the business. Compare the current P/E ratio of the company to its historical average and that of its competitors.
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@soic @ishmohit Paaji always your content is outstanding,love your content. From last 1-2 years I learn so many things from you paaji. Answer of questions are as below. 1) PEG ratio will be 1. 2) Company which is highly cyclical and margin are volatile has more volatile PE ratio 3) For Asset heavy business use EV/EBITDA and Price to cash flow so answer will be B and C 4) Deeply cycling business ke liye price to book or market cap to sales can be used 5) For banking stocks we prefer Price to book value ratio because it account company reserves. 6) Normalisation shall be done during one off in company P&L Thank you so much paaji for teaching these usefull content.
Really informative session. Thanks. 1. PEG ratio would be 1. 2. Super cyclical companies PE ratio will fluctuate more. 3. For asset heavy companies, EV/EBITDA and Price to Cash flow will give clear picture on valuations. 4. For cyclical business, Price to Sales can help more then PE ratio. 5. Price to Book value is the most important metric for Banks. 6. In order to remove one off earnings/expenses, we need to normalize the P/E ratio.
Excellent video You started the video by explaining PE as a function of Earning ( eg interest rates) That’s perfect I think PE ratio is also the function of earnings growth and valuations ie cost of settling up similar business today with similar earnings growth So I think PE ratios of above 50 is pure satta Pl comment!
The best video i have ever seen on PE ratio and other ratios. And the answers of questions are - 1) PEG = 1 2) cyclical businesses have fluctuating PE 3) EV/EBITDA and Price to book value 4) Market cap/ sales and price to book ratio can be used 5) for banking stocks Price to book ratio 6) Normalize PE ratio when there is distorted earnings or earnings from other source. Your every video teaches a different value to enhance my knowledge towards Market. Thank you so much sir.
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Great video.. 1. PEG ratio=1 2. Super Cyclical PE ratio will fluctuate more 3. EV/EBITDA is usually preferred, and Price to cash flow is considered when the company capitalizes most of its expenses. 4. For cyclical business - EV to EBITDA or Price to Book multiples 5. Banking - Price to book value 6. We need to normalise P/E in case of other income or one time set off.
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This is Pure Gold ❤❤ Such Great Information for free. Thanks a lot brother & Sir😊 🙏 ❤ Wish you Good Health & Great Success ❤❤. The Whole Concept of P/E Ratio you have explained in Deep Detail Brother 👌 👏 ✨️ A Big Hats off to you and your Team and as I have mentioned many times that this Channel will become The Best Channel of Finance on RUclips. It surely will. My understanding has improved enormously. I really understood PE Re-rating PE De-rating Peer to Peer Analysis why some stocks fall and other rises in same sectors AND PEG Ratio All in fully detailed manner. In the Past 16mths I have become a Much Better Investor, all because of you Sir ❤❤❤ Thank you with all my Heart ❤️.
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Thanks Ishmohit. This was very good session and you had been a great teacher as always. There's no better video on this topic of first glance multiples and primary multiples given to industries and sectors. 2 points I would like to raise. 1. As for your question, you have already revealed what multiple needs to be looked at primarily for sectors except Wealth Management. The correct answer according to me would be price/earnings, and also since it is a cyclical sector, growth in the margin will be trailing the growth in sales, price/sales becomes an imp multiple. 2. Higher p/e ratios: You explained very comprehensively why higher p/e ratio can sometimes be misleading, the same goes with a small companies in very large industries, where in the initial growth phase the company has to do a lot of opex and might have poorer margins but have a very high sales growth rate and higher debt ratios.
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Hi - you have made a wonderful video Answer 01 - PEG ratio - 1 Answer 02 - company whose margin fluctuates Answer 03 - for heavy assets - EV/EBITA, PRICE TO CASH FLOW Answer 04 - Price to sale with improve margin Answer 05 - Price to Book Answer 06 - when Growth in earning is also increase with PE. To evaluate use PEG ratio Please check if found any mistake, please correct & reply.
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@@SOICfinance 😄😄 ok, BTY I replied the answers for checking my understanding that I have learned either right or not. Please confirm if the answers are right or not. I completed watching your video this morning, your videos are lengthy and need concentration while watching.
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Mind boggling depth of sector knowledge 👏 .. and commendable skill to simplify nuances that would otherwise take years to learn !! Really hats off 🙌 !!
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Thanks for the Amazing Video. Answer for Quiz are given below: 1. PEG Ratio will be 1. 2. PE ratio of Super Cyclical will fluctuate more. In down cycle PE will become high and in up cycle PE will be low. 3. EV/EBITDA and Price to Cash Flow can be used. 4. For deeply cyclical businesses, Price to Sales Ratio and EV to Sales Ratio can be used 5. Price to Book Ratio is preferred in valuing banking stocks. 6. We need to normalize the P/E ratio when there is one time event or temporary conditions which has distorted earnings for a particular period.
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Knowledge packed session.This type of session can only be found on SOIC channel, nowhere else.Thank you paaji for compounding my knowledge every sunday and thank you the whole team of SOIC for constantly adding value in my investing journey.🙏
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Thanks a lot for making such kind of very valuable in depth videos, can't emphasize enough how much important it is for ratail investors. GOD BLESS YOU.
Ek hi to dil hain kitni bar jitoge.. awesome video as always. What explanations.. thanks a ton.. keep on doing good.. i wait for sunday for this sometime.
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Wow! The most informative video I have ever seen, I have been started following you recently but trust me, I have been watching your content since I saw first video. Thanks for great content.
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Sir maza aa gaya. Sir with each lecture the quality of content is increasing multifold times. Aaj ka video to better than best hai. Thankyou for this amazing video.
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Thnx for the brilliant video Ishmohit. Appreciate the effort and the simplicity with which you have explained. 🙏 SOIC is the fav channel for any fundamental queries i have. Keep rocking! My answers below: 1. PEG ratio is 1 2. 1st company PE ratio will be more volatile 3. i think you should look at both B & C 4. EV to sales or Price to sales 5. Price to book 6. Normalise PE incase when there is one off income or expense or some other income which is added Thnx Vishal
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Eye opener video for me.. 1.PEG=1 2.Super cyclical with volatile margins-PE ratio will fluctuate more 3. EV/EBITDA and Price to Cash Flow(B&C) 4. Price to Sales and Price to Book 5. In banks, Price to Book 6. We need to normalise PE ratio and asset outcomes when there is a one-off in the business
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finally completed the video and this is such a great encyclopedia on the PE ratio and after watching this nothing else is required to watch. great efforts SOIC team
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Q&A Different metrices to be used in Different sector 1. Hotels: EV/EBITDA, Price/CFO 2. IT : Perception/earning, DCF 3. Banks/NBFC : P/B 4. Life Insurance: AUM, VNB margin 5. Wealth management: Revenue per client, client retention rate
1. PEG = PE/Growth = 30/30 = 1 2. Cyclical businesses have fluctuating PE 3. In Asset Heavy business EV/EBITDA is good metrics to look due to high depreciation. 4. Deep Cyclical business: Market cap / sales, price/book value 5. In banking P/B is preferred multiple. 6. We need to normalise P/E in case of other income or one time set off.
such an informative video on pe ratios, thankyou so much for the effort you put in, always wanted to understand how pe multiples get re rated or de rated but never found a comprehensive video of the same, also a suggestion please cover EV/EBITA concept in your next video, thankyou so much 🙏
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I literally had a eureka moment when you talked about PE of cyclical businesses. I couldnt get my head around why Maruti seems cheap if you look at the PE but the volume growth there has peaked out. Your video helped me a lot. A gem of a video! Keep making these type of videos sir!
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Very Valuable lecture. 1. PEG ratio 2. Super Cyclical 3. EV/EBITDA and Price to Cash Flow 4. EV to Sales or Price to Sales multiples are used. 5. Price to Book Value 6. Normalize price to earnings when earning are depressed by non cash expenses. Compare the company's current PE ratio to its historical average and to that of its peers or Price to Cash Flow.
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1. PEG is 1 2. P/E is fluctuating in case of super cyclicals 3. Option B&C 4. Price to Sales or EV to Sales 5. Price to Book in case of banks 6. Normalised P/E when there is any one off in the earnings Thanks for the detailed session.
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Thank you for the valuable video, Im sure me and many thousands will benefit from this video. As a beginner investor it's very easy to look at PE in a one dimensional way and this shares us the knowledge to understand the underlying concepts clearly so we can take an educated approach to investing!
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My key learnings from the video: 1.What is P/E ratio 2.Factors which decides the perception 3.When P/E ratio can fool you 4.P/E ratio de rating and re rating 5.Time and price correction 6.Different PE for peers in the same sector 7.Various ratios to check for different sectors 8.PEG Ratio and it's importance 9.Checklist for using PE ratio Answers to Quiz Questions: 1.PEG ratio is 1 2.Super cyclical with volatile margins 3.B and C 4.EV to sales or Price to sales 5.Price to book value 6.If there is very large one off earnings
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Super duper informative video. I feel no youtuber had ever given such deep insights on investment and analysis of stocks purely for educational purposes. A whooping 2 hr + long video . Keep growing boss @ishmohit . Special thanks for rebranding the price to perception 😜. Waiting for the pharmaceutical part 2 👍
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maza aa gaya. Ishmohit you made my day! This is like The BIBLE of PE.
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Hi Sir, Its super amazing presentation. Big investors say that major wealth is created in PE expansion. Wanted to learn how can we catch the stocks for which PE is about to expand with earning growth. Do we have any screener filter for it?
Amazing !! Thanks a lot for such a detailed lesson.
Amswers:
1. PEG ratio equals 1, calculated as 30/30.
2. Super Cyclical companies will have more volatile PE ratios.
3. EV/EBITDA is typically preferred, but Price to Cash Flow is used when a company capitalizes most of its expenses.
4. For cyclical businesses, EV to Sales or Price to Sales multiples are used.
5. For banking, Price to Book Value is the key metric.
6. Normalize earnings to assess the full potential of the business. Compare the company's current PE ratio to its historical average and to that of its peers.
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1. PEG ratio
2. Super Cyclical
3. EV/EBITDA and Price to Cash Flow
4. EV to Sales or Price to Sales multiples are used.
5. Price to Book Value
6. Adjust earnings to get the full potential of the business.
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Thank you, very nice explanation and mind opening presentation.
Q1) PEG ratio 30/30=1
Q2) Cyclicals will be more fluctate to high and low PEs
Q3) EV/EBITA and price to cashflows to be checked for Asset heavy business
Q4) Enterprise value/ sales and price/sales to check for deep cyclicals
Q5) price /book is main for Banks
Q6) stable earnings should be compared with peers PE
1) PEG RATIO IS 30/30 = 1
2)Cyclicals ll be more fluctuate to high and low PEs
3)EV/EBITDA & PRICE TO CASHFLOWs
4)EV to Sales or Price to Sales to check for deep cyclical business
5)Price to book value metrics is seen for Banking sector
6)Stable earnings should be compared it's peers
Please make a video on how you work so hard that too continuously!!!
This passion love for the subject....when you fell in love with the subject love to play with numbers...making a thesis based on information received & in due time that happens...you will feel a rare type pleasure of seeing future of your study....which 99% can't assume....it's a different world pleasure feeling
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When he earns more he works more
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Just amazing as always. Answers to questions are as follows.
1. PEG=1
2.Super cyclical with volatile margins
3.B &C
4.Mcap/sales, price/book value
5.Price to book
6.One off case (earnings or expenses)
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Aae education video ne muje PE ratio ke bare bahut hi accha knowledge mila or keise company ki past history analyst karni he ...now i can do 🎉🎉🎉 great
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P/E ratio Decoded 🙏🙏
Answers to Quiz
1: PEG=1
2: cyclical business
3: Both B &C
4: Prize to Book
5: Prize to Book
6: To remove one-off earnings
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Fabulous video!! Explained so beautifully!! Graphics were eye catching as well!
Answers to the quiz!
1. 1
2. Super cyclical business with volatile margins
3. B and C
4. Price to Book Value
5. Price to Book Value
6. We normalise PE when there is a one off cost.
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Absolutely fantastic video!! Explained so beautifully!! The graphics were eye catching as well!!
Answers to the Quiz -
1. 1
2. Super cyclical with volatile margins
3. B and C
4.Price to Book Value, long term trend and margins
5. Price to Book Value
6. We need to normalise PE Ratio when there is a one off cost.
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Super informative and very nice explanation. Thanks for putting so much effort!
1. PEG = 1
2. Super cyclical with volatile margins
3. B and C (EV/EBITDA and Price to Cash flow)
4. Mcap/Sales, P/B
5. P/B
6. One off earning or One off cost
Please make next video on Precision Engineering.
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Ishmohit bhai ek P/B & EV/OCF pe bhi video banta hai . I saw recently aditya Khemka sir's interview in the vivek bajaj podcast he stressed watching P/B rather than P/E ...
So , i would really like to understand Book value kaise nikal te hai ...aur
P/b ka importance across business cycles
It’s covered in this video. Pls watch sectoral part
Book value is nothing but just Total Asset - Total liability of a company.You can calculate it easily
Amazing lecture!
Answers:
1. PEG ratio equals 1, calculated at 30/30.
2. Super Cyclical companies will have more volatile PE ratios.
3. EV/EBITDA is typically preferred, but Price to Cash Flow is used when a company capitalizes most of its expenses or went through capex.
4. EV to Sales or Price to Sales are used for cyclical businesses.
5. For banking, Price to Book Value is the key metric.
6. Normalize earnings to assess the full potential of the business. Compare the company's current PE ratio to its historical average and to that of its peers.
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Loved this one
Please make one video on SLBM(SECURITY LENDING AND BORROWING MECHANISM) ❤
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Earnings growth triggers
1. Margin expansion
2. Industry cycle
3. Operating leverage
3. Capex
4. Product mix improvement
5. Industry growth rates
6. Geography expansion
7. Acquiring to grow
Wow, once again you have made long form video on such an important topic of fundamental analysis. I'm sure it'll be a great watch.
Keep going!
Great Lecture!
1. PEG ratio
2. Super Cyclical
3. EV/EBITDA and Price to Cash Flow
4. EV to Sales or Price to Sales multiples are used.
5. Price to Book Value
6. Normalize price to earnings when earning are depressed by non cash expenses. Compare the company's current PE ratio to its historical average and to that of its peers or Price to Cash Flow
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Answers of quiz
1.peg ratio will be 1
2.pe ratio of super cyclical business will fluctuate more because fluctuations in their earnings.
3. Preferably ev/ ebitda and price to cash flow can be used in asset heavy business but pe ratio also can be used
4. In Deeply cyclical business- price to sales
Or price to book value or ev to sales can be used
5. In banking price to book can used
6. We need to normalise when there is one time event which boost organisation earnings significantly or distorted earning significantly.
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Top notch as always bhaaji.. this small understanding of PE can help investors avoid major accidents. Hatsoff.. for sharing this valuable learnings. Attempt to answer questions.
1 PEG=1
2 cyclical with volatile margins
3 both b & c
4. P/B or price to sales
5. Price to book
6. In case of one off earnings
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Nice and detailed explanation of key metrics. Thanks!
Answers to questions:
Q1: PEG=1
Q2: Super cyclical with volatile margins
Q3: Option 5 Both B &C
Q4: Price to Sales and Price to Book
Q5: Price to Book
Q6: When there are one-off in the results
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That's great, Price/CFO example also taken by Aditya Khemka Sir but didn't understand it completely yesterday now completely understood the concept. :)
Answers ->
1. PEG R: 30/30=1
2. More ups & down in super cyclical
3. preferred EV/EBITDA, and Price/CFO when more depreciation
4. Cyclical business: EV/sales or Price/sales
5. Banking: Price/Book
6. Normalize P/E in case of other income is high or one time set off based on management commentary
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Great video. I hope to answer the quiz using whatever I have learned so far.
Will directly put answers with respective question numbers.
1. PEG ratio will be 30/30=1
2. Super Cyclical PE ratio will fluctuate more
3. EV/EBITDA is usually preferred, and Price to cash flow is considered when the company capitalizes most of its expenses.
4. For cyclical business - EV to sales or Price to sales multiples
5. Banking - Price to book value
6. Normalise the earnings and then look at the full potential of the business. Compare the company's current PE to its historical PE, comparison with peers can also help.
Feel free to correct me if I have something wrong.
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Answers:
1. PEG ratio will be 1
2. PE ratio will fluctuate more for the cyclical one.
3. We can check both EV/EBIDTA and Price to cashflow
4. Price to book can be used in cyclical business.
5. In banking we refer to price to book ratio.
6. We need to normalise in case of one off in the other income.
Keep training us like this always ❤
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Thank you so much for such a detailed video❤
Answers:
- The PEG ratio is 1, derived by dividing 30 by 30.
- Highly cyclical companies tend to have more fluctuating P/E ratios.
- EV/EBITDA is generally preferred, though Price to Cash Flow is applied when a company capitalizes the majority of its expenses.
- For cyclical industries, EV to Sales or Price to Sales ratios are commonly used.
- In the banking sector, Price to Book Value is the primary metric.
- Adjust earnings to evaluate the full potential of the business. Compare the current P/E ratio of the company to its historical average and that of its competitors.
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From last 1-2 years I learn so many things from you paaji.
Answer of questions are as below.
1) PEG ratio will be 1.
2) Company which is highly cyclical and margin are volatile has more volatile PE ratio
3) For Asset heavy business use EV/EBITDA and Price to cash flow so answer will be B and C
4) Deeply cycling business ke liye price to book or market cap to sales can be used
5) For banking stocks we prefer Price to book value ratio because it account company reserves.
6) Normalisation shall be done during one off in company P&L
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Really informative session. Thanks.
1. PEG ratio would be 1.
2. Super cyclical companies PE ratio will fluctuate more.
3. For asset heavy companies, EV/EBITDA and Price to Cash flow will give clear picture on valuations.
4. For cyclical business, Price to Sales can help more then PE ratio.
5. Price to Book value is the most important metric for Banks.
6. In order to remove one off earnings/expenses, we need to normalize the P/E ratio.
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Excellent video
You started the video by explaining PE as a function of Earning ( eg interest rates)
That’s perfect
I think PE ratio is also the function of earnings growth and valuations ie cost of settling up similar business today with similar earnings growth
So I think PE ratios of above 50 is pure satta
Pl comment!
The best video i have ever seen on PE ratio and other ratios.
And the answers of questions are -
1) PEG = 1
2) cyclical businesses have fluctuating PE
3) EV/EBITDA and Price to book value
4) Market cap/ sales and price to book ratio can be used
5) for banking stocks Price to book ratio
6) Normalize PE ratio when there is distorted earnings or earnings from other source.
Your every video teaches a different value to enhance my knowledge towards Market. Thank you so much sir.
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Great video..
1. PEG ratio=1
2. Super Cyclical PE ratio will fluctuate more
3. EV/EBITDA is usually preferred, and Price to cash flow is considered when the company capitalizes most of its expenses.
4. For cyclical business - EV to EBITDA or Price to Book multiples
5. Banking - Price to book value
6. We need to normalise P/E in case of other income or one time set off.
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Excellent Guru ji..I think after watching this video over and over again, anybody will have no doubts remaining about how to understand PE Ratio.
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Just Awesome Video! PE Ratio ka Sampurn Gyaan! Thank you SOIC & Ishmohit Team for Awesome Video! 🔥🔥🔥👌🏻
This is Pure Gold ❤❤ Such Great Information for free. Thanks a lot brother & Sir😊 🙏 ❤ Wish you Good Health & Great Success ❤❤.
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My understanding has improved enormously. I really understood
PE Re-rating
PE De-rating
Peer to Peer Analysis why some stocks fall and other rises in same sectors AND
PEG Ratio
All in fully detailed manner. In the Past 16mths I have become a Much Better Investor, all because of you Sir ❤❤❤ Thank you with all my Heart ❤️.
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Honestly guys, this video is gold
Abundance of structured knowledge, never thought I can watch 2 hr video in a single go but it went so smoothly
Amazing learning session !
Thnx sir sharing your valuable knowledge with us ❤
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Went through the entire video. Sir this is pure gold, so fortunate to have a teacher like you. It's so simplified. God bless!
Thanks Ishmohit. This was very good session and you had been a great teacher as always. There's no better video on this topic of first glance multiples and primary multiples given to industries and sectors.
2 points I would like to raise.
1. As for your question, you have already revealed what multiple needs to be looked at primarily for sectors except Wealth Management. The correct answer according to me would be price/earnings, and also since it is a cyclical sector, growth in the margin will be trailing the growth in sales, price/sales becomes an imp multiple.
2. Higher p/e ratios: You explained very comprehensively why higher p/e ratio can sometimes be misleading, the same goes with a small companies in very large industries, where in the initial growth phase the company has to do a lot of opex and might have poorer margins but have a very high sales growth rate and higher debt ratios.
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Hi - you have made a wonderful video
Answer 01 - PEG ratio - 1
Answer 02 - company whose margin fluctuates
Answer 03 - for heavy assets - EV/EBITA, PRICE TO CASH FLOW
Answer 04 - Price to sale with improve margin
Answer 05 - Price to Book
Answer 06 - when Growth in earning is also increase with PE. To evaluate use PEG ratio
Please check if found any mistake, please correct & reply.
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@@SOICfinance 😄😄 ok, BTY I replied the answers for checking my understanding that I have learned either right or not.
Please confirm if the answers are right or not. I completed watching your video this morning, your videos are lengthy and need concentration while watching.
Q1.PEG of 1
Q2. Option 1
Q3. B and C
Q4. Price to sales
Q5. Price to book value
Q6. One of growth context
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Mind boggling depth of sector knowledge 👏 .. and commendable skill to simplify nuances that would otherwise take years to learn !! Really hats off 🙌 !!
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Great presentation sir, valuable and easy to understand
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you have explained all the fundamental concept in a very nice way. Thank you
Thanks for the Amazing Video.
Answer for Quiz are given below:
1. PEG Ratio will be 1.
2. PE ratio of Super Cyclical will fluctuate more. In down cycle PE will become high and in up cycle PE will be low.
3. EV/EBITDA and Price to Cash Flow can be used.
4. For deeply cyclical businesses, Price to Sales Ratio and EV to Sales Ratio can be used
5. Price to Book Ratio is preferred in valuing banking stocks.
6. We need to normalize the P/E ratio when there is one time event or temporary conditions which has distorted earnings for a particular period.
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Love the way u teach.
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Sir maza aa gaya. Sir with each lecture the quality of content is increasing multifold times. Aaj ka video to better than best hai. Thankyou for this amazing video.
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My answers below:
1. PEG ratio is 1
2. 1st company PE ratio will be more volatile
3. i think you should look at both B & C
4. EV to sales or Price to sales
5. Price to book
6. Normalise PE incase when there is one off income or expense or some other income which is added
Thnx Vishal
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Eye opener video for me..
1.PEG=1
2.Super cyclical with volatile margins-PE ratio will fluctuate more
3. EV/EBITDA and Price to Cash Flow(B&C)
4. Price to Sales and Price to Book
5. In banks, Price to Book
6. We need to normalise PE ratio and asset outcomes when there is a one-off in the business
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finally completed the video and this is such a great encyclopedia on the PE ratio and after watching this nothing else is required to watch. great efforts SOIC team
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This video was sitting in my watch later since it was uploaded...FINALLY watched it in one sitting!! WHAT A VIDEO, ISHMOHIT!!
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Very good explanation in simple words.. Will definitely help in future....thanks
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Q&A
Different metrices to be used in Different sector
1. Hotels: EV/EBITDA, Price/CFO
2. IT : Perception/earning, DCF
3. Banks/NBFC : P/B
4. Life Insurance: AUM, VNB margin
5. Wealth management: Revenue per client, client retention rate
Vnb margin ?
@@raghav7283 metrics to assess the profitability ratio of a life-insurance company
1. PEG = PE/Growth = 30/30 = 1
2. Cyclical businesses have fluctuating PE
3. In Asset Heavy business EV/EBITDA is good metrics to look due to high depreciation.
4. Deep Cyclical business: Market cap / sales, price/book value
5. In banking P/B is preferred multiple.
6. We need to normalise P/E in case of other income or one time set off.
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such an informative video on pe ratios, thankyou so much for the effort you put in, always wanted to understand how pe multiples get re rated or de rated but never found a comprehensive video of the same, also a suggestion please cover EV/EBITA concept in your next video, thankyou so much 🙏
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You are hell of a stock analyst Ishmohit ji 👍 Thank you for another great video!!!
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I literally had a eureka moment when you talked about PE of cyclical businesses. I couldnt get my head around why Maruti seems cheap if you look at the PE but the volume growth there has peaked out. Your video helped me a lot. A gem of a video! Keep making these type of videos sir!
Thanks for educating people in this way. Its really informational content and great learning experience. Keep up the good work !!😃
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Very Valuable lecture.
1. PEG ratio
2. Super Cyclical
3. EV/EBITDA and Price to Cash Flow
4. EV to Sales or Price to Sales multiples are used.
5. Price to Book Value
6. Normalize price to earnings when earning are depressed by non cash expenses. Compare the company's current PE ratio to its historical average and to that of its peers or Price to Cash Flow.
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explanation is very clarity ,fantastic..
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Thanks bro for providing such an informative and honest teaching lesson and techniques.🥳🥳😎.
1. PEG is 1
2. P/E is fluctuating in case of super cyclicals
3. Option B&C
4. Price to Sales or EV to Sales
5. Price to Book in case of banks
6. Normalised P/E when there is any one off in the earnings
Thanks for the detailed session.
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Wonderful… I watched 3 times.. thanks bro👌
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Thank you for the valuable video, Im sure me and many thousands will benefit from this video. As a beginner investor it's very easy to look at PE in a one dimensional way and this shares us the knowledge to understand the underlying concepts clearly so we can take an educated approach to investing!
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Great Video. Especially bank segment was great.
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Thank you for such a detailed video. Very Informative!!
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My key learnings from the video:
1.What is P/E ratio
2.Factors which decides the perception
3.When P/E ratio can fool you
4.P/E ratio de rating and re rating
5.Time and price correction
6.Different PE for peers in the same sector
7.Various ratios to check for different sectors
8.PEG Ratio and it's importance
9.Checklist for using PE ratio
Answers to Quiz Questions:
1.PEG ratio is 1
2.Super cyclical with volatile margins
3.B and C
4.EV to sales or Price to sales
5.Price to book value
6.If there is very large one off earnings
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sir wonderful sessionmaja aa gaya
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Apka content lazabaw rahta jai no one in RUclips close to you❤
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1. PEG= 1
2. 1 bala company
3. Ev/ Ebita
4. Ps, price to cash flow
5. PB
6. Depreciation , other income, management commentary, exceptional item. Etc❤❤
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High quality content!!! Thank you SOIC
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Super duper informative video. I feel no youtuber had ever given such deep insights on investment and analysis of stocks purely for educational purposes. A whooping 2 hr + long video . Keep growing boss @ishmohit . Special thanks for rebranding the price to perception 😜. Waiting for the pharmaceutical part 2 👍
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Hotel sector mein
1) EV/EBITDA
2) PRICE TO CASH FLOW
use kar sakte hai
so much efforts and research. Thanks and very much appreciated
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