Special Report

Outperformers

Case to invest in market-beating stocks backed by strong earnings

Active equity investors would describe the effort and hours that go into fundamental analysis on company earning and income statements, sector analysis, competitor analysis, and company news as time-consuming. The price to earnings, or PE, ratio is a widely used stock evaluation criteria. The major purpose of a company centres on earning a profit, or in the stock market parlance, earnings. For many stocks, the primary factor in the determination of the share price represents the amount of earnings the company will earn or manages to earn. Many investors use the relationship between the share price and earnings in their stock research and selection process.

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