Kathmandu, Nepal.
As we all know about Warren Buffet, he has developed a cocktail of analysing company by multiplying Price/Book Value * Price/Earning. And, as per his recommendation this figure should be less than 22.5, i.e. <15 for Price/Earning ratio and <1.5 for Price/Book Value.
Below is the figures calculated with earnings and book value of 3 years. A company may have certain 'extraordinary income / non-recurring income' or 'restructuring income / exp.' during a particular year which can distort the acutal figures thus not reflecting the true financail health of an institution. So, average of 3 years or more helps to reflect a better financal picture.
References:
Buffett E. Warren (1976), Benjamin Graham, Financial Analyst Journal.
Graham B (1973), The intelligent Investor, Revised Edition, New York: HarperCollins.
Jeremy Seigel (2002), Stocks for the Long Run, p.94, McGraw-Hill.
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