- Highlights stocks trading at lower price-to-earnings ratios relative to their current earnings.
- This screener highlights companies with low Price-to-Earnings (P/E) ratios, showing how much investors are paying for each rupee of earnings.
- A low P/E can signal value — or it can signal risk. Context matters
- WynWealth presents low P/E as a valuation signal, not an investment recommendation.
Why This Screener Exists
- Price shows market emotion
- Earnings show business performance
- P/E connects the two
- This screener helps you notice stocks where price has not moved in line with earnings — leaving room for deeper analysis.
Results (28 stocks)
| Sr | Nsecode | Name | Per_chg | Close | Volume |
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Showing 1 to 5 of 28 results
How to Read Lowest P/E Result
| Signal Element | What It Means | What You Should Notice |
|---|---|---|
| Low P/E Ratio | Lower price per unit of earnings | Compare within the same sector |
| Earnings Stability | Consistent vs volatile profits | Cyclical earnings distort P/E |
| Sector Type | PSU / Cyclical / Growth | Some sectors naturally trade low |
| Recent Price Action | Falling or stable price | Low P/E after price fall ≠ value |
| Profit Trend | Growing or shrinking | Shrinking profits can fake “cheapness” |
- WynWealth highlights low P/E stocks to help you understand valuation gaps — not to label stocks as cheap or expensive.