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Why are Multibaggers generally High P/E Stocks? Is there a Reason behind?
By SmallCapAsia  •  January 26, 2018

First of all, let us understand what are Multibaggers…

What are Multibaggers?

By definition, Multibaggers are stocks that increased multiple times their initial investment values. A stock that doubles its price is called two-bagger while if the price grows 10-times, it would be called a 10-bagger. This term is coined by the legendary investor – Peter Lynch.

Some notable characteristics of Multibaggers include:

Undervalued stocks with strong fundamentals Strong on corporate governance Businesses which are scalable within a short span of time. How about P/E ratio?

Most investors would know what is P/E ratio because it is the most commonly used ratio when it comes to stocks investing. And generally, a stock with a lower P/E is perceived as a better investment than a stock with a higher one.

The idea behind this perception is that companies with low P/E ratios may indicate that the stock is undervalued. Investors can

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