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Three In Four Nifty 50 Stocks Trade At A Discount To Historical Valuations

The stock surge after India’s tax bonanza has only reinforced the dichotomy between Nifty 50 and most of its constituents.

Pedestrians pass a Galeria Kaufhof department store, operated by Hudson’s Bay Co., as sales discount signs sit on display in Berlin, Germany, on Wednesday, Jan. 4, 2017. Germany had another year of firm growth in 2016 and should continue to be propelled in 2017 by consumer spending. (Photographer: Krisztian Bocsi/Bloomberg)
Pedestrians pass a Galeria Kaufhof department store, operated by Hudson’s Bay Co., as sales discount signs sit on display in Berlin, Germany, on Wednesday, Jan. 4, 2017. Germany had another year of firm growth in 2016 and should continue to be propelled in 2017 by consumer spending. (Photographer: Krisztian Bocsi/Bloomberg)
The stock surge after India’s tax bonanza has only reinforced the dichotomy between Nifty 50 and most of its constituents.The one-year forward price-to-earnings multiple of the benchmark spiked as the markets rose the most in a decade. Nifty 50 now trades at a 16 percent premium to its 10-year average, according to Bloomberg data. But nearly three-fourths of the stocks in the index are trading at a discount to the historical valuation.
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