Word of the Day
ISIN
It is a unique identification number given to each stock in the world
ISIN = International Securities Identification Number.
Just like how every person has a unique Aadhaar number in India, every stock (across different countries) is assigned a unique ISIN.
No two companies in the world can have the same ISIN.
Example: US0378331005 is the ISIN for Apple. INE090A01021 is the ISIN for ICICI Bank.
Your stocks details are stored in your demat account using the ISIN of each stock.
ISIN is different from ticker symbols.
Ticker symbols are more useful for trading since they are shortened names of companies that can be read very quickly.
ISIN
It is a unique identification number given to each stock in the world
ISIN = International Securities Identification Number.
Just like how every person has a unique Aadhaar number in India, every stock (across different countries) is assigned a unique ISIN.
No two companies in the world can have the same ISIN.
Example: US0378331005 is the ISIN for Apple. INE090A01021 is the ISIN for ICICI Bank.
Your stocks details are stored in your demat account using the ISIN of each stock.
ISIN is different from ticker symbols.
Ticker symbols are more useful for trading since they are shortened names of companies that can be read very quickly.
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19500 >>> 26150+++ Almost At LifeHigh
34% rally from lowerBB Support..
#MicrocapIndex
All mention indices Nifty
/NiftySmallcap Hit Lifehigh/
Nifty500 bounced well ❤️🩹
Simple analysis during Panic time
Link:
https://x.com/i/status/2087807858570330286
34% rally from lowerBB Support..
#MicrocapIndex
All mention indices Nifty
/NiftySmallcap Hit Lifehigh/
Nifty500 bounced well ❤️🩹
Simple analysis during Panic time
Link:
https://x.com/i/status/2087807858570330286
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Ravi Prasad (RSP) (@Stockstudy8) on X
19500 >>> 26150+++ Almost At LifeHigh
34% rally from lowerBB Support..
#MicrocapIndex
All mention indices Nifty
/NiftySmallcap Hit Lifehigh/
Nifty500 bounced well ❤️🩹
#StockmarketIndia #TechnicalAnalysis
34% rally from lowerBB Support..
#MicrocapIndex
All mention indices Nifty
/NiftySmallcap Hit Lifehigh/
Nifty500 bounced well ❤️🩹
#StockmarketIndia #TechnicalAnalysis
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In January 2023 we projected a Smallcap rally from the 9,000 zone toward 16,000–19,000. Those targets were met, after which the index entered a 24-month consolidation. The next upward phase now appears to be commencing.
Link old chart:
https://x.com/Stockstudy8/status/1620448922186711040
Link old chart:
https://x.com/Stockstudy8/status/1620448922186711040
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Q. “What is PEG ratio,how it calculate”
Answer:
PEG ratio stands for Price-to-Earnings Growth Ratio.
Many investors use PE ratio (Price-to-Earnings Ratio) to determine if a stock is fairly priced.
They compare the price of one stock to its earnings per share.
PE Ratio = Price of One Share / Earnings Per Share (EPS)
The criticism of this method is that it fails to recognise fast-growing companies. Such companies attract more investment despite being priced higher — because they are growing fast enough.
PE ratio fails to account for such companies.
PEG ratio aims to solve for that by dividing the PE ratio by the earnings growth of the company.
PEG Ratio = PE Ratio / Annual Growth of EPS (%)
Usually, a number close to 1 is deemed ideal, below it is considered undervalued, and above it is considered overvalued.
These are not strict rules and investors tend to treat them solely as a guide.
Like other metrics, PEG ratio is not a fool proof method. It has its flaws too.
Answer:
PEG ratio stands for Price-to-Earnings Growth Ratio.
Many investors use PE ratio (Price-to-Earnings Ratio) to determine if a stock is fairly priced.
They compare the price of one stock to its earnings per share.
PE Ratio = Price of One Share / Earnings Per Share (EPS)
The criticism of this method is that it fails to recognise fast-growing companies. Such companies attract more investment despite being priced higher — because they are growing fast enough.
PE ratio fails to account for such companies.
PEG ratio aims to solve for that by dividing the PE ratio by the earnings growth of the company.
PEG Ratio = PE Ratio / Annual Growth of EPS (%)
Usually, a number close to 1 is deemed ideal, below it is considered undervalued, and above it is considered overvalued.
These are not strict rules and investors tend to treat them solely as a guide.
Like other metrics, PEG ratio is not a fool proof method. It has its flaws too.
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