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 Trailing PE and forward PE are two common valuation ratios used in stock analysis to compare a company's stock price to its earnings. Trailing PE (price-to-earnings) ratio is calculated by dividing a company's current stock price by its earnings per share (EPS) over the past twelve months. It reflects how much investors are willing to pay for each dollar of a company's past earnings. Trailing PE can be a useful metric to understand how expensive a stock is relative to its recent earnings. Forward PE ratio, on the other hand, is calculated by dividing a company's current stock price by its estimated earnings per share for the next twelve months. It reflects how much investors are willing to pay for each dollar of the company's future earnings. Forward PE can be a useful metric to understand how expensive a stock is relative to its expected earnings. The key difference between trailing PE and forward PE is the time period for which earnings are used in the calculatio...

 The filter included major criteria except nature of business. https://www.screener.in/screens/404868/halal-shares/ We got around 1600 results. you have to manually exclude stocks which have non permitted business like Liquor business and finance companies. criteria: Debt <= 0.33*Market Capitalization  AND Trade receivables <= 0.33*Market Capitalization  AND Interest <= 0.33*Market Capitalization AND Other income <= 0.05*Market Capitalization  AND Market Capitalization >25

 There are several methods companies use to project a positive financial picture while hiding financial weaknesses: Window dressing: This involves adjusting the balance sheet before financial statements are released to make the company's financial position appear stronger than it actually is. Earnings management: This involves manipulating revenue and expenses in order to meet financial targets and make the company's earnings appear stronger than they actually are. Creative accounting: This involves using accounting techniques in an aggressive or unconventional way to make financial statements appear stronger than they actually are. Overstated assets: Companies can inflate the value of their assets, such as inventory or real estate, to make the balance sheet appear stronger. Understated liabilities: Companies can understate their liabilities, such as loans or future obligations, to make their financial position appear stronger. Misleading disclosures: Companies can provide vagu...

 It's common for traders to exit their positions in 1/3 parts to manage their risk and potentially capture more profits. A potential strategy could be to exit the first third of a position at a set profit target, such as 50-75% of the desired profit, then adjust the target for the second third based on market conditions, and finally exit the final third near the original target or a minor loss. ----- Here are some scenarios for the exit strategy described above: Market conditions are favorable: If the market conditions are favorable and the security being traded is showing strong momentum, the trader might decide to exit the first third of the position at a profit target of 75% of the desired profit. They could then adjust the target for the second third to 100% and exit the final third near the original target or a minor loss. Market conditions are uncertain: If the market conditions are uncertain and the security is showing signs of volatility, the trader might decide to exit the...