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    Posted: 07/Feb/2011 at 12:45pm
Snesex PE on close of Friday 4th February, 2011 was 19.78.
 
Index closing at 18054.
 
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Quote ash7979 Replybullet Posted: 07/Feb/2011 at 4:35pm
Originally posted by barla

Snesex PE on close of Friday 4th February, 2011 was 19.78.
 
Index closing at 18054.
 
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If you are looking at the BSE-Sensex and its current P/E of 19.8 times, it is still trading around 9% higher than its ten-year average P/E of 18.2 times. So that looks reasonable but not cheap. But when you extend your analysis to include more than the top 30 stocks, some value seems to be appearing there...
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Quote Jaishrikrishna Replybullet Posted: 07/Feb/2011 at 5:55pm
For sensex related PE issues i would read and refer this:
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Quote abhishekbasu Replybullet Posted: 07/Feb/2011 at 7:28pm
Originally posted by ash7979

Originally posted by barla

Snesex PE on close of Friday 4th February, 2011 was 19.78.
 
Index closing at 18054.
 
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If you are looking at the BSE-Sensex and its current P/E of 19.8 times, it is still trading around 9% higher than its ten-year average P/E of 18.2 times. So that looks reasonable but not cheap. But when you extend your analysis to include more than the top 30 stocks, some value seems to be appearing there...


It would be good if you put your own thoughts here and not copy-paste from some free newsletter! In case you feel pressed do that anyways, it would be nice to acknowledge the source Wink

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Quote barla Replybullet Posted: 07/Feb/2011 at 7:35pm

Basuji: The link itself is of Bombay stock exchange. I have cut paste the same.

I keep reading these earning estimates everywhere especially of Samir Arora. Then I went about trying to find out an authentic source of current PE. I got that on the BSE website itself.

So I thought why not get the BSE closing PE put up at regualr intervals, then each one form his own opinion.

I have serious doubts on Samir Aroras projections. Either he is being over optimistic or the BSE website numbers are wrong.

 

 

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Quote abhishekbasu Replybullet Posted: 07/Feb/2011 at 7:54pm
Originally posted by barla

Basuji: The link itself is of Bombay stock exchange. I have cut paste the same.

I keep reading these earning estimates everywhere especially of Samir Arora. Then I went about trying to find out an authentic source of current PE. I got that on the BSE website itself.

So I thought why not get the BSE closing PE put up at regular intervals, then each one form his own opinion.

I have serious doubts on Samir Aroras projections. Either he is being over optimistic or the BSE website numbers are wrong.

 

@Barla: I was not commenting about your post, but the one made by ash7979.

Personally, I would listen to what Samir Arora has to say very carefully. He is someone who has a very very perceptive mind and a keen understanding of macro trends. You may agree or disagree with his views, but it is always worth listening to.



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Quote barla Replybullet Posted: 07/Feb/2011 at 2:17am
Samir Arora says markets are 15 times March 2012 earnings.
 
So at a sensex of 18300 and 15 times would mean an EPS of  1220 March 2012.
 
If official sensex is 19.7 then EPS today at sensex of 18300 would be 928.
 
Difference between 928 and 1220 is about 35%, whihc has to be the sensex EPS growth in the next 15 months.
 
Samir Arora says this should be possible.
 
 
 


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Quote Ravenrage Replybullet Posted: 07/Feb/2011 at 7:12am
There seems to be some mismatch .

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