2011, ASI 7800 any one know about market P/E ratio at that time

2011, ASI 7800 any one know about market P/E ratio at that time

stockback wrote:2011, ASI 7800 any one know about market P/E ratio at that time

I can not remember the amount exactly, but I know for sure it was highest in the region.

stockback wrote:2011, ASI 7800 any one know about market P/E ratio at that time

Thank You.

LSE wrote:

stockback wrote:2011, ASI 7800 any one know about market P/E ratio at that time

Thank You.

Thanks. Bro

Please find PER, PBV & DY day by day from Jan 2000 to Dec2012.

CSE Market Ratios 2000 - 2012

Source: CSE

stockback wrote:2011, ASI 7800 any one know about market P/E ratio at that time

PE= 27

thx LSE! n SRI! for giving us lot of knowledge and information!

as per
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AnQXZGA3OogVdC1GNkpQbDl4ZTFDalUwWmJyNWptMWc#gid=0

v need to pay attention when

PER - price earning ration - is low
PBV - price to book value - is low
DY - dividend yield - is high

As they are interrelated .... v got to go when (PER, PBV, DY) = (low, low, high)

I am getting many good things from this forum.......!!!

NZ BOY wrote:

stockback wrote:2011, ASI 7800 any one know about market P/E ratio at that time

PE= 27

29.5 exactly

sriranga wrote:Please find PER, PBV & DY day by day from Jan 2000 to Dec2012.

CSE Market Ratios 2000 - 2012

Source: CSE

Thanx Sri.
I've depict the summary as follows.

KDDND wrote:thx LSE! n SRI! for giving us lot of knowledge and information!

as per
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AnQXZGA3OogVdC1GNkpQbDl4ZTFDalUwWmJyNWptMWc#gid=0

v need to pay attention when

PER - price earning ration - is low
PBV - price to book value - is low
DY - dividend yield - is high

As they are interrelated .... v got to go when (PER, PBV, DY) = (low, low, high)

I am getting many good things from this forum.......!!!

Read the following link in our forum.
http://forum.srilankaequity.com/t26349-financial-ratios-and-bankruptcy-predictions

Plus there are more to read in Chart and Expert sections in our forum.

Learning also part and parcel of Investing /Trading.
Have a great day.

LSE wrote:

sriranga wrote:Please find PER, PBV & DY day by day from Jan 2000 to Dec2012.

CSE Market Ratios 2000 - 2012

Source: CSE

Thanx Sri.
I've depict the summary as follows.

Thanks a lot to Sri and LSE.

KDDND wrote:thx LSE! n SRI! for giving us lot of knowledge and information!

as per
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AnQXZGA3OogVdC1GNkpQbDl4ZTFDalUwWmJyNWptMWc#gid=0

v need to pay attention when

PER - price earning ration - is low
PBV - price to book value - is low
DY - dividend yield - is high

As they are interrelated .... v got to go when (PER, PBV, DY) = (low, low, high)

I am getting many good things from this forum.......!!!

Thanx RedBulls.
wow great. Dear KDDND,
I'm really happy about you. You got the exact point. Look at the graph dear. can you find that point from there?
i mean about (PER, PBV, DY) = (low, low, high) hmmm...? did you see the starting point of that huge uptrend?

Thank You

I read the link ...... http://forum.srilankaequity.com/t26349-financial-ratios-and-bankruptcy-predictions

Thx Sri! for uploading information n Redbull for directing me to it! Wowww...lots of ratios n indicators n factors........ is there any place where we can hv those ratios/indicator already calculated for companies in CSE???? or do v have to calculate by our own?

Thx LSE!
nice graph...... yeah I can see three points in graph like (PER, PBV, DY) = (low, low, high)

they are ;
1. Aug 2000 - Dec 2000
2. Nov 2001 - March 2002
3. Nov 2008 - March 2009

After these three points... a huge up trend taken place....


so when will be the next....... can v extend/have the graph until today....?

Thanks Again
KDDND

Hi all at the moment P/E is around 11.94 from bloom Berg.
source http://mobile.bloomberg.com/quote/CSEALL:IND

I don't understand this. SRI you gave very nice information. but little confusing can you explain little bit.
Thank You

I remember Market PE around 29 in 2011.

KDDND,
You are learnign fast. Yes , usually first look at market, then the sector the share is in and start to compare as you stated below. But remember some share might be trading at low PE most times due to the nature of business. For example if you look at plantations they trade a low PE and PBV compared to market as the earning patterns change ( seasonal), world prices and gov rules, wage issues affect them.

Broker reprots usually provide these infoirmations. Else we can calculate them by looking at financial reports. There is so much info in this forum is you search. Look under help section also.

KDDND wrote:
v need to pay attention when

PER - price earning ration - is low
PBV - price to book value - is low
DY - dividend yield - is high

As they are interrelated .... v got to go when (PER, PBV, DY) = (low, low, high)

I am getting many good things from this forum.......!!!

@KDDND
Try this also
http://forum.srilankaequity.com/t10930-stock-valuation-eps-growth-pe-ratio-method

PE can be calculated as forward or trailing.

For example :

ABC company reported
March 31 2012- Eps of 3
June 2012 - Eps of 2
Sept 2012 - Eps 3
Dec 2012 - Eps 4

Last 4 quarter trailing EPS is (3+2+3+4)=Rs 12
Forward EPs can be = (3+4)x2= Rs 14

If ABC sahre price is at Rs 120
Trailing PE is 120/12=10
Forward PE = 120/14=8.5

Same applies to overall market PE.
Now you will see why Market PE is stated by CSE as 16.3 while bloomsberg says 11.3.

stockback wrote:Hi all at the moment P/E is around 11.94 from bloom Berg.
source http://mobile.bloomberg.com/quote/CSEALL:IND

I don't understand this. SRI you gave very nice information. but little confusing can you explain little bit.
Thank You

Thank you slstock!

For giving me a push to my learning process.... a helping hand!

if I get your advice correctly..... this is my conclusion......

first I need to look in to whole market's [CSE's] values ...
so, the following of the CSE
PER - price earning ration - is low
PBV - price to book value - is low
DY - dividend yield - is high

then select a sector... preferably a sector which better when compare - benchmark against CSE values ... that mean each sector's PER, PBV, DY against CSE's PER PBV DY.....

then select a company from that sector....comparing sector's PER, PBV, DY against individual company's PER PBV DY.....

then select a company to trade..... good rational n logical selection
Thats COOL! Thanx slstock!

If say honestly! I was like why MASK, WATA are not hitting high? their EPS are like 3.66 & 2.66 per 9months ending 13 12 2012! u gave me the reasons...

I got many teachers in this forum! I am really enjoying this learning process!
coz the subject is interesting n the people I met in this forum is very helpful n useful!

slstock wrote:
I remember Market PE around 29 in 2011.

KDDND,
You are learnign fast. Yes , usually first look at market, then the sector the share is in and start to compare as you stated below. But remember some share might be trading at low PE most times due to the nature of business. For example if you look at plantations they trade a low PE and PBV compared to market as the earning patterns change ( seasonal), world prices and gov rules, wage issues affect them.

Broker reprots usually provide these infoirmations. Else we can calculate them by looking at financial reports. There is so much info in this forum is you search. Look under help section also.

KDDND wrote:
v need to pay attention when

PER - price earning ration - is low
PBV - price to book value - is low
DY - dividend yield - is high

As they are interrelated .... v got to go when (PER, PBV, DY) = (low, low, high)

I am getting many good things from this forum.......!!!

@KDDND
As Slstock mentioned, brokers weekly report also give some ideas.
For Example try the following link.(Key Performance Indicator)
http://research.srilankaequity.com/t710-capital-trust-weekly-market-statistics-key-performance-indicators-26-04-2013

Thx Redbull!

I am doing home work well! Reading both the links u sent to me!

in the links..."http://research.srilankaequity.com/t710-capital-trust-weekly-market-statistics-key-performance-indicators-26-04-2013"

it says;

Weekly Market Statistics 227 - 24 04 2013.pdf
You don't have permission to download attachments.(301 Kb)

What I need to do to get access to these documents?

Register a seperate or same username/password in the research section to access.

KDDND wrote:Thx Redbull!

I am doing home work well! Reading both the links u sent to me!

in the links..."http://research.srilankaequity.com/t710-capital-trust-weekly-market-statistics-key-performance-indicators-26-04-2013"

it says;

Weekly Market Statistics 227 - 24 04 2013.pdf
You don't have permission to download attachments.(301 Kb)

What I need to do to get access to these documents?

All these hard work shows that everybody is expecting a good time. I too feel "kuch kuch will hothahe"

LSE wrote:

KDDND wrote:thx LSE! n SRI! for giving us lot of knowledge and information!

as per
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AnQXZGA3OogVdC1GNkpQbDl4ZTFDalUwWmJyNWptMWc#gid=0

v need to pay attention when

PER - price earning ration - is low
PBV - price to book value - is low
DY - dividend yield - is high

As they are interrelated .... v got to go when (PER, PBV, DY) = (low, low, high)

I am getting many good things from this forum.......!!!

Thanx RedBulls.
wow great. Dear KDDND,
I'm really happy about you. You got the exact point. Look at the graph dear. can you find that point from there?
i mean about (PER, PBV, DY) = (low, low, high) hmmm...? did you see the starting point of that huge uptrend?

Thank You

For this uptrend, the reason was end of war. Not your underlined reason, and the drop of nasty PE ratio also due to severity of the war...

"Now you will see why Market PE is stated by CSE as 16.3 while bloomsberg says 11.3. "

Thank You very much for helping. I am confusing with which one is correct.
bloomberg or cse.

I think CSE calculating according to year end reports. bloomberg calculating according to last quarter. Am I correct?
please tell me CSE and BloomBerg P/E ratios.

Jana1 wrote:

LSE wrote:

KDDND wrote:thx LSE! n SRI! for giving us lot of knowledge and information!

as per
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AnQXZGA3OogVdC1GNkpQbDl4ZTFDalUwWmJyNWptMWc#gid=0

v need to pay attention when

PER - price earning ration - is low
PBV - price to book value - is low
DY - dividend yield - is high

As they are interrelated .... v got to go when (PER, PBV, DY) = (low, low, high)

I am getting many good things from this forum.......!!!

Thanx RedBulls.
wow great. Dear KDDND,
I'm really happy about you. You got the exact point. Look at the graph dear. can you find that point from there?
i mean about (PER, PBV, DY) = (low, low, high) hmmm...? did you see the starting point of that huge uptrend?

Thank You

For this uptrend, the reason was end of war. Not your underlined reason, and the drop of nasty PE ratio also due to severity of the war...

Jana1!
Dear I appreciate your contribution to this post

V were talking ....how to analyze & understand the whole market, sectors and individuals company.... from the point of figures & some sort of analyses.... in order to pick a company to invest or trade its shares!!!

We didn't discuss what are the reasons for change of values of those indicators or market.

What you said is reason for change of values of PER, PBV, DY at that times..... yes u r right......
1.WAR
2.Lack of POLITICAL STABILITY
3.poor ECONOMY
4.....
5.....

Actually v did not focus on reasons for change of values PER, PBV, DY.... though there may be some INTERNAL & EXTERNAL reason as far as any single company considered!

Thx again Jana1