1. The Graham Value measures a stock's fundamental value by taking into account the company's earnings per share (EPS) and book value per share (BVPS).

2. Greater the Current Price of a stock than Graham Value is much Overvalued.

3. Lesser the Current Price of a stock than Graham Value is much Undervalued.

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  • Current Price Greater than Graham Value: Overvalued
  • Current Price Lesser than Graham Value: Undervalued
  • For Banking Institutions Non Performing Loan is also Considered
  • Green colored: Undervalued
  • Red colored: Overvalued

Information

  • Current Price Greater than Graham Value: Overvalued
  • Current Price Lesser than Graham Value: Undervalued
  • For Banking Institutions Non Performing Loan is also Considered
  • Green colored: Undervalued
  • Red colored: Overvalued
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