Book Value & PBR Simplified
Book value is the value of company's net assets after reducing all the liabilities
(PBR)Price to book value is a ratio between company's share price & its book value
PBR is part of every fundamental analyst's checklist
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BV & PBR Simplified
BV is calculated as
Total assets - Total liabilities / number of outstanding shares
Book value can be higher or lower than market value of the company depending its financial position
Market value is the value of share price of the company
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Total assets - Total liabilities / number of outstanding shares


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BV & PBR Simplified 
PBR compares company's market value to its book value
PBR varies from sector to sector
(i.e - A good PBR for one industry might be poor for another)
PBR below 1 considerd as value opportunity by long term investors
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(i.e - A good PBR for one industry might be poor for another)

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BV & PBR Simplified
PBR below 1 doesn't mean undervalued always
Lower PBR also reflects the company's inability to grow better than market expectations
High growth companies or sector leaders generally have high PBR as investors pay high premium to these companies
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BV & PBR Simplified
#investing check points
Buy
High PBR-High ROE as investors willing to pay higher
Buy
Low PBR-High ROE as investors ignoring it
Avoid/Research more incase
Low PBR-Low ROE as it could be a value trap
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Low PBR-Low ROE as it could be a value trap
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