Uncover valuable insights into the Indian stock market with our comprehensive resources. Explore key market indices like the Sensex and Nifty, understand their composition and historical performance, and learn essential valuation metrics to make informed investment decisions.
Summary Points: Tracks 31 companies like Adani Ports and Tata Motors, reflecting the real movement of goods and people. Acts as an economic undercurrent, catching subtle shifts—like supply chain snags or festive demand, before the Nifty50 does. Serves as an early warning system, hinting at market trends while the Nifty50 plays catch-up. Offers a practical…
Nifty 50 Index P/E History [2014 to 2015] The Nifty 50’s PE ratio, starting from early 2014, exhibits a generally upward trend until 2019, (check the above chart). The historical PE data of Nifty 50 index reveals a steady rise, reaching levels around 28-30 by the end of 2019. This suggests a period of sustained…
The performance of the Nifty 50 index over the past 28 years tells a fascinating story of resilience, growth, and volatility. By analyzing this data, we can uncover valuable insights into the nature of long-term investing, the cyclical trends in stock markets, and the impact of major global and domestic events on equity returns. Data…
Investing in the stock market can be confusing and complicated. Seasoned investors use tools to understand the market breadth. Among the many tools, market valuation metrics guide decisions most effectively. It helps the investors identify whether a market or a specific stock is overvalued or undervalued. One such powerful metric is the Cyclically Adjusted Price-to-Earnings…
The Nifty 50 is the most observed index of the Indian stock market. It is a barometer for market performance in India. For investors in Indian stocks, understanding the weightage of stocks in the Nifty 50 Index is crucial. In this article, we delve into the intricacies of Nifty Weightage. We’ll explore the methodology behind…
What is the average return of Sensex? The simplest answer to this query is 13.81% per annum. But to give you this answer, I’ve made a critical assumption. It has been assumed that the holding time is three (3) years. Increasing the holding time to five (5) years will change the average return to 12.76%…
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The Indian stock market has two main indices, Sensex and Nifty-50. Sensex is the index of BSE and Nifty-50 is of NSE. Sensex has 30 number stocks as its constituents and Nifty has 50. In this article, we talk about Sensex 30 companies and their weightage in the Index (see stock weightage here). Sensex 30…
Since my early days of involvement in the stock market, I was intrigued by the number called Sensex (A BSE Index). I always wanted to know how Sensex is calculated. What is fascinating about Sensex is that, when it is rising or falling, almost all stocks (mainly good ones) seems to follow its trend. I started investing…
