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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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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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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