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21st June 2005, 09:41 AM
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Is the BSE Sensex expensive at these levels
Is the BSE Sensex expensive at these levels (7000)
The 7000 level may be a big psychological level for many a market player. But, the market still appears to be reasonably valued. The P/E of the sensex at 7000 levels is at 15.4 times. Previous sensex P/Es during the bull run since April 2003. At 3000 levels, sensex was valued at 14.7 times; at 4000 levels, P/E was 15.6 times; at 5000 levels, sensex P/E was 15.11; and at 6000 levels, P/E for the sensex was as high as 18.15 times. So, comparatively, sensex valuations sound reasonable. Compare these P/E levels with other emerging markets and the Indian equity market is one of the cheapest across the board. 
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