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Here you get all NSE/BSE shares that meet the following criteria, indicating potential value investments:
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Cipla

1,583.10

0.21%12,26,642₹ 1,27,86823.6640.73 1,702.051,335.000.71%7.80%-2.17%55.62%111.47%4.091.01%15.50%21.57%55.041,516.941,490.5767.5178.00%91.00%

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JM Financial

184.30

-1.27%27,44,177₹ 17,61816.1552.63 199.8080.2013.13%43.17%80.95%189.55%126.41%1.831.45%0.25%11.37%12.12165.21128.2471.0363.58%80.00%

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Fedbank Financial Services

135.32

-1.44%8,24,466₹ 5,04722.2852.63 144.6280.009.70%42.07%13.10%-3.52%-3.52%2.01-13.29%10.24%7.02124.25103.6366.8550.00%-

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InfoBeans Technologies

640.15

1.44%98,626₹ 1,56628.3838.46 727.70270.5512.99%73.86%39.72%0.91%399.14%4.650.16%7.60%14.62%10.98489.89398.6370.0150.00%-

C

Centrum Capital

37.25

-2.56%2,12,959₹ 1,550-52.63 41.9022.40-2.89%5.97%2.00%55.53%119.76%5.66--7.82%-36.6931.4050.79--

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Stallion India Fluorochemicals

150.00

1.37%10,67,789₹ 1,190-39.87 158.2060.0029.90%99.76%19.05%19.05%19.05%---16.13%-109.98-64.08--

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Arihant Capital Markets

110.35

-1.47%2,33,349₹ 1,14923.2552.63 124.8058.1510.27%54.06%43.33%44.25%341.05%3.030.45%11.35%28.21%7.4792.7986.0365.6450.00%-

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SRM Contractors

465.00

-2.16%48,048₹ 1,06717.2626.03 531.00245.155.38%10.71%76.00%105.75%105.75%3.96--25.90%-476.54381.6848.910.00%-

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IZMO

701.25

0.17%14,62,449₹ 1,04320.4538.46 710.90229.7080.04%132.20%73.36%892.57%2,091.41%2.90--8.85%-403.83388.2784.20--

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Andhra Cements

85.30

-3.88%3,61,479₹ 786-19.77 99.4048.1522.79%35.35%-7.16%48.09%48.09%5.65--22.11%-11.67%-67.6768.2378.6050.00%-

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Neptune Petrochemicals

138.10

-1.36%2,000₹ 31312.6423.47 152.75126.30-1.29%-0.90%-0.90%-0.90%-0.90%2.26--89.07%-141.38-50.28--

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  • PE Ratio: Share Price/Earning Per Share
  • PB Ratio: Market Cap/Book Value
  • ROE: Net Income/Shareholder's Equity
  • ROCE: Earning Before Interest & Tax (EBIT)/Capital Employed
  • EPS: (Net Income-Preferred Dividend)/Weighted Average Number of Shares Outstanding
  • 50 DMA: Simple Moving Average of the past 50 days closing prices for a stock.
  • 200 DMA: Simple Moving Average of the past 200 days closing prices for a stock.
  • RSI: Relative Strength Index (14) is a momentum indicator to measure price changes to analyse overbought/oversold conditions.
  • MTF: % Amount Funded by Dhan.
  • Margin Pledge: % Collateral Benefit for Additional Margin.

*The scrips mentioned above are just for research purpose and not recommendations. Please do your own due diligence before investing.


What are the most accurate indicators?

The most accurate indicators of undervalued stocks are not just about falling share prices or flashy headlines. Several core fundamentals often reveal genuine value opportunities. Here are some key indicators to watch.

  • Low Price-to-Earnings (P/E) Ratio: A lower P/E ratio compared to industry peers can signal that a stock is undervalued based on its current earnings performance.
  • Discounted Price-to-Book (P/B) Ratio: A stock trading below its book value per share can indicate undervaluation, especially for asset-heavy companies.
  • Strong Free Cash Flow: Consistently positive and growing free cash flow means the business generates enough cash after expenses, highlighting healthy operations even if the stock price lags.
  • Low Debt-to-Equity Ratio: Companies with manageable debt relative to equity often carry lower financial risk, making undervaluation due to market sentiment more likely.

How to identify good ones?

Finding genuinely undervalued stocks involves more than just picking shares that look cheap on the surface. Key indicators to consider include:

  • Low Price-to-Earnings Ratio: Compare a stock's P/E ratio with industry peers. A lower P/E may suggest undervaluation if the company's fundamentals are strong and earnings are stable.
  • Strong Earnings Growth: Look for companies with a history of consistent earnings growth. This indicates strong business performance and the potential for future price appreciation.
  • High Book Value Support: A stock trading near or below its book value often suggests undervaluation. Make sure the company's assets are real and not overvalued on the balance sheet.
  • Solid Dividend Yield: A healthy and stable dividend yield, especially above the industry average, can indicate value and provide income even when the market is volatile.
  • Low Debt Levels: Check the company's debt-to-equity ratio. Lower debt means less financial risk, especially during economic downturns, and signals a stronger balance sheet.

How to analyse?

A careful analysis of undervalued stocks involves more than just basic numbers. You should focus on these areas:

  • Assess Financial Statements: Examine balance sheets, income statements, and cash flow to ensure the company has healthy profits, low debt, and consistent revenue growth over recent years.
  • Evaluate Management Quality: Research the company's leadership background, track record, and strategic decisions. Good management often drives long-term growth and helps unlock hidden value.
  • Check Industry Position: Understand where the company stands in its industry. Market leaders or firms with unique advantages are more likely to recover and outperform peers.
  • Analyze Competitive Advantages: Look for strong brands, patents, cost advantages, or loyal customers. These “moats” help protect profits and boost long-term stock value.
  • Review Valuation Multiples: Compare key ratios like P/E, P/B, and EV/EBITDA with industry averages. Low multiples suggest undervaluation but should align with solid business fundamentals.

Where do most investors or traders go right/wrong?

Many traders searching for undervalued stocks often get caught up in hype or short-term news. They might jump into a stock because it looks cheap without fully understanding the company's business model, financial health, or industry trends. Sometimes, traders fall for common value traps. These are stocks that seem like bargains but are cheap for a reason, such as ongoing losses or outdated products.In contrast, those who succeed take time to study a company's fundamentals, management quality, and growth prospects. They focus on facts over emotions, avoid chasing trends, and stay patient even if results take time. Being realistic about risks and not relying solely on price-to-earnings ratios or headline numbers makes a big difference.A smart approach is steady, well-researched investing, not chasing quick wins. This balanced mindset helps traders and investors benefit from undervalued opportunities instead of getting trapped by appearances.

Frequently Asked Questions

To choose undervalued stocks, look for companies with solid fundamentals, strong financial health, and low price-to-earnings (P/E) ratios compared to their industry peers. Analyzing financial statements and understanding market trends can also help identify stocks that are priced below their intrinsic value.
Investing in undervalued stocks offers the potential for significant returns if the market eventually recognizes their true value. These stocks often have a margin of safety, reducing the downside risk. Additionally, they can provide opportunities to invest in fundamentally strong companies at lower prices.
The primary risk is that the stock may remain undervalued for a long time or decline further if market conditions worsen. Other risks include inaccurate valuation analysis, unexpected company-specific issues, and broader economic downturns that can affect overall market performance.
Undervalued stocks can be suitable for beginners if they are willing to conduct thorough research and understand the principles of value investing. However, beginners should be cautious and consider diversifying their investments to mitigate potential risks associated with undervalued stocks.
Undervalued stocks can be a good investment for those looking for potential long-term gains and willing to wait for the market to recognize the stock's true value. However, like all investments, they come with risks, and thorough research is essential before making any investment decisions.

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