EPS growth outshines the yearly 5% share price gain, hinting at potential undervaluation. The recent sell-off may be an opportunity, but checking for long term growth signs is crucial.

WNS (Holdings)'s P/E aligns with many firms, suggesting its investors may be less bearish than analysts, not prepping for future disappointment if P/E adjusts to growth outlook. The inferior earnings outlook does not impact its P/E as expected, possibly putting shareholders' investments and possible investors at risk of overpaying.

WNS's stock may seem fairly valued now, but high volatility risks sinking the price. With muted profit growth, it could be less appealing to growth investors in the short term.

Despite falling share prices, EPS growth and a 3% annual gain for long-term shareholders suggests a possible over-optimism and potential opportunity if the company continues showing a long-term growth trend.