A quick video – excuse the date, and the background noise – that’ll help you understand how to calculate the Nifty EPS (Earnings Per Share):
Would love your comments! I’m going to do this much more often now.
Deepak Shenoy Talks: Nifty EPS
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>A nice video and a nice illustration.
Thanks a lot for showing people like me where to look out for data in the NSE site.And thanks again for showing us how to interpret data in Excel.You could have proceeded a bit slower.Anyway it is a video and we can watch it any number of times,I watched it 3 times already.
>Should be using the total return index values (published on the nse site) since the NIFTY values don't include dividends?
http://www.nseindia.com/content/indices/ind_totalreturnindex.htm
>That was good. IS the EPS used last FY or trailing 12 months?
>A nice presentation of data of Stock Market which is useful for the traders.
>Good Presentation.I liked the Simple and stratight forward approach.
>A nice do it yourself series. Will help a lot many people.One thing I noticed is that Nifty P/E is missing for 20-June-2005, so the graph from 01-01-05 to 24-09-10 got all messed up.
All must take data from 1st Jan 2006 onwards.
>Great video. Look forward to more –
Jawahar
>nice post deepak
how to get eps data for a particular company?