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7 articles
- Education
The P/E Ratio Is Not Enough: Six Numbers to Read With It
The P/E compresses a business into one number and loses the detail. Six companions, growth, returns, cash, debt, cycles, share count, restore the picture.
- Methodology
How to Build a DCF Model for Indian SaaS Companies
Build a DCF for an Indian SaaS company by projecting revenue from growth drivers, modelling the burn-to-cash-flow path, and discounting future cash flows back.
- Education
How to Value a Cyclical Company (and Why P/E Betrays You)
Cyclical companies fool the P/E ratio: it looks cheapest at the top and dearest at the bottom. Here is why, and the tools professionals use instead.
- Education
How to Value NBFCs: A Guide to Indian Non-Bank Lenders
Indian NBFCs are usually valued on price-to-book, not P/E alone, because book value and return on equity drive the multiple. Here is the framework.
- Education
The P/E Ratio Explained: Why a Low P/E Is Not Always Cheap
The P/E ratio is share price divided by earnings per share. A low P/E is not automatically cheap, because it often reflects low growth or higher risk.
- Company
Trent: The Business and How Its Valuation Works
How Trent's retail engine of Westside, Zudio and Star actually makes money, and why fast-growing retailers tend to carry high earnings multiples.
- Education
EBITDA Explained: The Number Companies Love and Investors Should Question
EBITDA is operating profit before interest, tax and non-cash charges. It is useful for comparing firms, but ignores capex and debt, so read it beside cash flow.