8:40 When we shortlist companies with Debt to Equity < 1.1, u will miss out almost every Infra Co's, Finance Co's, Cards & Payment Co's, Insurance Co's, Asset Management Companies and of course entire banking industry only
@@Farzeen-xf6fr Debt to Equity less than 2 is well manageable provided that company has done that for many years, like Larsen and Toubro Ltd U can include companies only with Debt to Equity < 1 with all the other criteria mentioned in this video & on top of that u should do manual research like companies which satisfies all the above filter but only failed to pass the debt to equity < 1, those companies u should analyse manually like P&L, Balance Sheet, Cash Flow Statement, Ratios, Pledge percentage, shareholding pattern, if possible SOCE (Statement Of Changes in Equity) & Notes to accounts of the company, con-calls of the management etc,...
@@Farzeen-xf6fr I dont suggest anything, but if a company is fundamentally good in almost all the parameters, but if it has debt to equity is 2.05 (I don't look for rounded numbers), i would still buy the share, provided the fundamental should be top notch, not just above average If the company above avg fundamentals, then i would pick stocks with debt to equity < 1.55 (I don't look for rounded numbers) If the company only avg fundamentals, then i would pick stocks with debt to equity < 1.05 (I don't look for rounded numbers) After these filters, one should filter all AMC, infrastructure, banking, cards & payments, insurance & other capital/ debt sensitive sectors, in which i don't prefer looking for debt to equity, i only look for other fundamental aspects
hi amith ,very good obsevation, does it mean you do not current ratio ot to be included ,or it may be revised, in that casewhat would be the right on e to indian market,. 2.nwc , and duividents your obsevation is good. 3.
Okay, from your next videos do show live investing too wherein you put your own money and prove your hypothesis by sharing the performance, other no point of such nonsensical videos, what works for matured markets doesn't have to work here.
hi ,, a very informative and kowledge packed video,i have been searching for value investing and your video came righton time ,and its prcise and tothe point , you are simple lucid and audible, a good video of higher content.thank you
Regardless of whether you're a wise person, it's best to consult a professional advisor right away. As a business owner in the service industry as well as an eBay reseller of all product categories, I can attest to the fact that we are in a severe recession and that everyone is running out of money.
You are talking textbook stuff, nothing practical about it in Indian stock market. There are no value stocks, your analysis will lead one to penny stocks.
Kitna simple samjaya bhai no bakwas seedhi baat salute
8:40 When we shortlist companies with Debt to Equity < 1.1, u will miss out almost every Infra Co's, Finance Co's, Cards & Payment Co's, Insurance Co's, Asset Management Companies and of course entire banking industry only
how much is the value that you suggest for?
@@Farzeen-xf6fr
Debt to Equity less than 2 is well manageable provided that company has done that for many years, like Larsen and Toubro Ltd
U can include companies only with Debt to Equity < 1 with all the other criteria mentioned in this video & on top of that u should do manual research like companies which satisfies all the above filter but only failed to pass the debt to equity < 1, those companies u should analyse manually like P&L, Balance Sheet, Cash Flow Statement, Ratios, Pledge percentage, shareholding pattern, if possible SOCE (Statement Of Changes in Equity) & Notes to accounts of the company, con-calls of the management etc,...
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@@Farzeen-xf6fr
I dont suggest anything, but if a company is fundamentally good in almost all the parameters, but if it has debt to equity is 2.05 (I don't look for rounded numbers), i would still buy the share, provided the fundamental should be top notch, not just above average
If the company above avg fundamentals, then i would pick stocks with debt to equity < 1.55 (I don't look for rounded numbers)
If the company only avg fundamentals, then i would pick stocks with debt to equity < 1.05 (I don't look for rounded numbers)
After these filters, one should filter all AMC, infrastructure, banking, cards & payments, insurance & other capital/ debt sensitive sectors, in which i don't prefer looking for debt to equity, i only look for other fundamental aspects
@@lakshnaramesh9733 where did you learn about stock market. Can you share?
Fantastic content as always!
hi amith ,very good obsevation, does it mean you do not current ratio ot to be included ,or it may be revised, in that casewhat would be the right on e to indian market,.
2.nwc , and duividents your obsevation is good.
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Okay, from your next videos do show live investing too wherein you put your own money and prove your hypothesis by sharing the performance, other no point of such nonsensical videos, what works for matured markets doesn't have to work here.
hi ,, a very informative and kowledge packed video,i have been searching for value investing and your video came righton time ,and its prcise and tothe point , you are simple lucid and audible, a good video of higher content.thank you
P/B Ratio cannot be used for all companies. It needs to be used for companies with high physical assets
Good content and allignment to current Indian context.
simple and straight forward, amazing
good luck ....these will continue to remain undervalued for long time to come
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Hope you changed the opinion 😅
@@dranze2020 no brother I don’t buy stocks that have huge retail participants……
@@dranze2020 I hold stocks like John cockreil ,Lakshmi machines…, Atul auto etc
@@sarikondasaisiddardh1010 good luck
Excellent information very useful learning. Thanks
the screener query isnt fetching any results... please help
Awesome videos bhai... subscribed and pressed the bell icon too 🔔
Nice one again Ajay..keep them coming..✌️
Thanks for your efforts, keep going !
Very nice explanation with financial ratio
Good video. Informative. Thanks.
Fine briefing Ajay
Financial leverage is equal to EBIT/EBT
Nice video Ajay
Very Informative tool
Company might be reinvesting the profits and not giving out dividends
Good insights
Good study
Big fan of you bro.. ❤ keep motivating us. Love u.
Thank you
wt fish, when i checked screener with exactly same criteria, all i got was Gillette. why?
The screener link is in the description, you can check that. It is showing all stocks
Very good educational content delivered in very easy to understandable manner❤❤🎉
National aluminum already gave 100% return😊
Thanks
Sughamano Cheta !!
Athishaktham
What does it mean ?
amal akshayude vedio kanda njan 😃
anganayoo edooo gopi 😂
In the current AI era it should be more.easier
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Meaning ?
According to your formula I think you won't get financial stocks
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Regardless of whether you're a wise person, it's best to consult a professional advisor right away. As a business owner in the service industry as well as an eBay reseller of all product categories, I can attest to the fact that we are in a severe recession and that everyone is running out of money.
that's quite impressive, you surely made a good bit of money. I myself invested in warren's BRK-A stock quite pricey but totally worth it.
I just started a few months back, I'm going for long term, I'm still trying to wrap my head around it, who’s this advisor you work with ?
STEPHANIE KOPP MEEKS she is whom i work with look her up..
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4 panne padh k AA jata h koi bhi aajkal
Foreigners makes fun of this English accent. 😐
You are talking textbook stuff, nothing practical about it in Indian stock market. There are no value stocks, your analysis will lead one to penny stocks.