Bhai ..kisiko kuch pata nahi hai kya hoga kya nahi hoga....sablog bas budbud kar rahe hain...lekin indian market overvalued hai isme doubt nahi hai bilkul bhi kyuki earnings nahi aa rahe hain companies ke bilkul bhi. India me log kharcha hi nahi kar pa rahe kyuki percapita GDP bahut hi kam hai aur taxation bakwas hai.
@@JayantoKumarGhosh Nifty 5 yrs ago is not the same Nifty today. Nifty is an actively managed portfolio rebalanced semi-annually. Is there a UPL, Yes Bank, Indiabulls HF, Vedanta, ZEEL, Bharti Infratel, Lupin In today's Nifty 50..? The underperforming ones iare taken out and the top performing one is included, so the earnings momentum is always actively managed.
@@happyguy650 obviously thats why you have to balance accordingly. If Yes Bank or any other stock went down doesn't mean the market has underperformed or EPS hasn't grown.
@@sudipandatta5371 The point i'm trying to make here is that it is not reliable to compare 5 yr. Absolute p/e with the 1 yr absolute p/e of N50, which the original comment was about.
India disappointing both optimists and pessimists 😂
Bhai ..kisiko kuch pata nahi hai kya hoga kya nahi hoga....sablog bas budbud kar rahe hain...lekin indian market overvalued hai isme doubt nahi hai bilkul bhi kyuki earnings nahi aa rahe hain companies ke bilkul bhi. India me log kharcha hi nahi kar pa rahe kyuki percapita GDP bahut hi kam hai aur taxation bakwas hai.
five years ago nifty 50 eps was 408 rs. and today it is 1050rs.
@@JayantoKumarGhosh Nifty 5 yrs ago is not the same Nifty today. Nifty is an actively managed portfolio rebalanced semi-annually. Is there a UPL, Yes Bank, Indiabulls HF, Vedanta, ZEEL, Bharti Infratel, Lupin In today's Nifty 50..? The underperforming ones iare taken out and the top performing one is included, so the earnings momentum is always actively managed.
@@happyguy650 obviously thats why you have to balance accordingly. If Yes Bank or any other stock went down doesn't mean the market has underperformed or EPS hasn't grown.
@@sudipandatta5371 The point i'm trying to make here is that it is not reliable to compare 5 yr. Absolute p/e with the 1 yr absolute p/e of N50, which the original comment was about.