#heromoto recent high 6246 corrected to almost -2000 points and then recovery +400 with small support around 4000

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#itc 461 shows some buying action in the zone 380-440, not ready to correct any further. Also, 427 is 61.8% restracement from the recent rally.

#nifty #elliotwave journey from 23700 to 23000 wave 1-2-3-4-5. HITS ALL OUR TGT.

Is #nifty ready for another dip? Don't be surprised if it opens the gap down to 22800 and continues to dip further. Use any small recovery to #sellonrise

#nifty next important zone 22600-22800

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Is a High P/E ratio a sign of STRENGTH or just MARKET HYPE? We all use P/E as a valuation metric, but does a high number always mean a great investment? The theory suggests that premium valuations should be backed by strong returns, so I decided to test it with Nifty 50 stocks...

As expected, some high P/E stocks justify their price—like Nestlé India, which has a ROCE of 169.08%. But then there are cases like HDFC Life, trading at 77.52 P/E while delivering just 6.61% ROCE. A clear example of why price alone doesn’t tell the full story!!

Markets can get ahead of themselves. High P/E stocks are often driven by hype more than fundamentals, and if earnings don’t keep up, corrections follow. The data confirms this—the top 10 high P/E stocks have an average ROCE of 29.14%, while the lowest 10 P/E stocks still generate 18.84% ROCE.
This reinforces what we already understand—low P/E doesn’t always mean a bad stock, and high P/E doesn’t always mean a great one!

Valuation should always be backed by strong returns. Before assuming a stock deserves its premium, I always check: Is growth real? Are returns strong? Is debt under control?

A reasonable P/E depends on industry norms and growth potential. For most investors, stocks trading between 15-25 P/E with strong ROCE and earnings growth strike a balance between value and future potential.

What do you think? Are high P/E stocks worth their premium, or are we in a bubble? Let’s discuss.

Data Source: Screener

Have you seen any such pattern? #gold pre and post covid. I name this as bow and arrow pattern, if you see the difference between high and low in both halves its exactly same. its like they are mirror image about an arrow.

The Indian equity markets remained under pressure over the past five sessions, witnessing sustained weakness throughout the week. The Nifty50 faced resistance at key levels and struggled to find strong footing as it tested crucial support zones on two separate occasions. Market volatility surged significantly, with India VIX rising by 9.72% to 15.02, signaling heightened uncertainty. The index moved within a wider-than-usual trading range of 793.75 points, reflecting increased turbulence. By the end of the week, the Nifty had recorded a net weekly loss of 630.70 points, equivalent to a decline of 2.68%.