kunai company ko Book Value ra LTP kind of similar xa vane tyeslai hamle undervalued stock vanna milxa ke nai??
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that’s just possiblity, check financials and basic funda to confirm
Fuck no.Who told you
Not necessarily. Price to Book can be less than 1 and stock can be overvalued still.
Risk low ho bro long term ko lagi…. for short term trade beta value high vako line ho… dherai kura huncha ani fundamentals maa profit loss EPS haru herne and all
Yes but totally depends upon the sector and current market condition. I bought myself 1120 units of NBL due to their book value, i think i could have bought something else looking at their recent financial reports. But overall, yeahh book value is one of the factors of determining valuation of a stock.