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Up to four PSX stocks, side by side: how each has performed on one fair scale, what each is worth, and how the numbers stack up — with the comparison spelled out in plain English.
Add at least one more stock above to see how LSEFSLR compares.
Relative performance Rebased to 100Every line starts at 100, so 112 means up 12% since the start. It is the fair way to put a Rs 40 share and a Rs 400 share on one chart. Glossary
Each line starts at 100, so 110 means up 10% since the start of the window. Up to the last ~9 months of sessions.
- LSEFSLR−13.5%
Key numbers, side by side
The highlighted figure in a row is the highest (or, for P/E, the cheapest) — a description, not a recommendation.
| Metric | LSE LSEFSLR LSE Financial Services Limited Right × |
|---|---|
| Last price | Rs 1.03 |
| Today's change ChangeHow far the price has moved from the previous session's close, in rupees and as a percentage. Glossary | ▼ −13.45% |
| Return, charted period Rebased to 100Every line starts at 100, so 112 means up 12% since the start. It is the fair way to put a Rs 40 share and a Rs 400 share on one chart. Glossary | ▼ −13.45% |
| Sector SectorThe industry group a company is classified in — banks, cement, fertiliser, oil & gas exploration and so on. Companies in one sector share the same drivers, so compare valuations within it. Glossary | Investment Banks & Securities |
| Market cap Market capitalisationShare price multiplied by the number of shares outstanding — what the market says the whole company is worth. Use it, not the share price, to compare the size of two businesses. Glossary | Rs 164M |
| P/E P/E ratioShare price divided by earnings per share — how many rupees you pay for one rupee of annual profit. Compare it only with companies in the same sector. Glossary | — |
| EPS (Rs) EPS (earnings per share)Net profit divided by shares outstanding — the company's earnings attributable to one share. Rising EPS over several years is the cleanest evidence a business is growing. Glossary | — |
| Dividend yield Dividend yieldAnnual dividend per share divided by the share price, as a percentage. A very high yield is often a warning: the price may have fallen sharply, and the dividend may be cut next. Glossary | — |
| RSI (14) RSI (Relative Strength Index)A momentum gauge from 0 to 100, usually over 14 days. Above 70 is called overbought and below 30 oversold, but in a strong trend RSI can stay there for weeks — it is not a buy or sell instruction. Glossary | — |
| Model outlook AI signalThe model's directional reading of the stock over the next ten sessions, on a five-step scale from strongly bearish to strongly bullish, built from price and indicator history. A description of the data, not investment advice. Glossary | Bullish |
| Model score Model scoreThe model's overall reading of the stock from 0 to 100, where 50 is neutral. Higher means its inputs lean more positive. An automated estimate, not advice. Glossary | 52 / 100 |
| Confidence ConfidenceHow strongly the model leans toward its call. It is not the probability of being right — the graded record against the base rate is the figure for that. Glossary | 52% |