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1P/E Ratio (Price-to-Earnings) = Market Price / EPS. The most widely used metric. NIFTY historical average P/E
2Forward P/E
3PEG Ratio = P/E / Earnings Growth Rate. PEG < 1 = stock is growing faster than its valuation implies (attractive). PEG > 2 = overvalued relative to growth
4P/B Ratio (Price-to-Book) = Market Price / Book Value Per Share. Important for banks and asset-heavy companies. P/B < 1 = trading below asset value (deep value territory)
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