Earnings yield is simply the inverse of the P/E ratio and shows how much a company earns for every rupee you invest. By comparing it with safer options like fixed deposits, you can judge the risk and potential reward. If earnings (PAT/EPS) grow and the P/E rises, future returns can increase meaningfully.
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