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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.
The comparison in plain English
- Every one fell over the charted period: OGDC held up best (−8.1%) and PPL fell furthest (−22.4%).
- On earnings, OGDC is the cheapest at a P/E of 5.4, against 6.0 for PPL.
- By size, OGDC is the largest (Rs 1.30 trillion), about 2.2× the value of PPL.
- Of these, the model scores OGDC highest (Strongly bearish, 42 / 100) and PPL lowest (Strongly bearish, 29 / 100). It is an automated reading, not advice.
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.
- OGDC−8.1%
- PPL−22.4%
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 |
OGDC
Oil & Gas Development Company Limited
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PPL
Pakistan Petroleum Limited
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| Last price | Rs 302.46 | Rs 215.27 |
| Today's change ChangeHow far the price has moved from the previous session's close, in rupees and as a percentage. Glossary | ▲ +0.51% | ▲ +1.37% highest |
| 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 | ▼ −8.07% best | ▼ −22.36% |
| 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 | Oil & Gas Exploration | Oil & Gas Exploration |
| 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 1,300.9B largest | Rs 585.7B |
| 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 | 5.4 cheapest | 6.0 |
| 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 | 56.35 | 36.21 |
| 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 | 43 | 43 |
| 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 | Strongly bearish | Strongly bearish |
| 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 | 42 / 100 highest | 29 / 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 | 44% | 64% |