New Delhi, March 18 -- Berkshire Hathaway founder and chairman Warren Buffett's famous line, "Price is what you pay, value is what you get", in his shareholder letter of 2008, highlights a core principle of investing, which is that the market price of an asset does not always reflect its true worth.

For instance, a stock may appear overvalued or undervalued based on its current trading price, but what really matters is the underlying business, which includes the company's earnings, growth potential, and long-term prospects.

These factors are essential for determining how the company will perform in the near future and whether its shares have the potential to deliver stellar returns to investors and become a multibagger stock later.

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