Section Article

The Significance of Fundamental Analysis in Stock Valuation: A Comparative Examination
Author(s): Vivek Kanwar

Abstract
This research examines the impact of fundamental analysis on stock value via a comparison of several valuation approaches. It emphasises the importance of basic elements such as profits sales and financial health in calculating the true value of a company. The study assesses conventional valuation models such as the Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) and Price-to-Earnings (P/E) ratios in addition to modern methods that include qualitative aspects. This research seeks to showcase the efficacy and constraints of fundamental analysis in forecasting stock performance by examining a sample of firms from various industries. The results emphasise the significance of integrating basic concepts into valuation methods in order to improve precision and facilitate investment decision-making. The research also offers valuable insights on how to modify fundamental analysis to align with prevailing market circumstances and meet the requirements of investors.