One mistake I see many investors make...

They use the same valuation metric for every stock. It doesn't work that way. Different sectors are valued differently. 👇 Banks & NBFCs → P/B Assets and book value matter the most. FMCG → P/E Stable earnings make P/E more meaningful. IT → P/E + Growth Growth is just as important as current earnings. Utilities → Dividend Yield + EV/EBITDA Investors focus on steady cash flows and income. Cyclicals → EV/EBITDA Earnings can swing sharply, so EBITDA gives a better picture. Using the wrong valuation metric can make a good company look expensive... or a weak company look cheap. Always value a business based on how that business actually works. 🔖 Bookmark this for your next stock analysis.