Three valuation methods applied to every PSX stock. Find deep-discount opportunities before the market notices.
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Method 1
DCF — Discounted Cash Flow
Projects future earnings and discounts them back to today's rupee value. Uses a 12% discount rate calibrated for Pakistan's cost of capital. Most reliable for consistent earners.
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Method 2
PE-Based Fair Value
Benchmarks each stock's P/E ratio against its sector median. If a bank trades at P/E 4 while the sector averages 8, it may be 50% undervalued relative to peers. Simple and sector-aware.
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Method 3
Graham Number
Benjamin Graham's formula: √(22.5 × EPS × Book Value per Share). A stock trading well below its Graham Number is statistically cheap on both earnings and assets — classic deep-value territory.
Undervalued Stocks
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Trading below fair value
Overvalued Stocks
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Trading above fair value
Fairly Valued
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Within ±15% of fair value
Data As Of
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Updated after market close
Stocks trading significantly below their blended fair value. Sorted by largest discount. Always cross-check with smart money phase before entering.
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Stock
Market Price
Valuation
Discount
DCF
Graham
P/E
Label
Sector
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Stocks trading above their computed fair value. A high premium may be justified by growth — but watch for distribution signals from smart money.
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Stock
Market Price
Valuation
Premium
DCF
Graham
P/E
Label
Sector
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Stocks trading within ±15% of their blended fair value. These are priced reasonably — enter based on smart money phase and momentum, not deep-value thesis.