Target - Intrinsic Value

"Intrinsic Value Calculator:

Intrinsic value is a core concept for value investors seeking to uncover hidden investment opportunities. It helps determine the value of an asset, investment, or company by utilizing fundamental analysis. Intrinsic value provides insight into the amount of profit that exists in an options contract.

This app offers various methods for calculating intrinsic value:

Previous 10-year Growth: Does the previous 10 years' growth in EPS, Dividend per Share, and Property & Plant Equipment show a positive trend?

Valuation Approach Initial: This method considers factors like Strong Financial Position, Earnings Stability, Dividend Record, Earnings Growth, Moderate P/E Ratio, Moderate P/B Ratio, and Margin of Safety.

Valuation Approach Financial: Evaluates Earnings Yield, Dividend Yield, Return on Invested Capital, and Return on Equity.

Financial Ratio Analysis: Calculates financial ratio growth and compares the 6-year average value with the current value.

Comparable Company Analysis: Compares companies based on EV/Sales, EV/EBITDA, EV/EBIT, and Market Cap/Earnings.

Balance Sheet Result: Considers Share Capital, Reserves, and Debt.

PE - EPS Model: Requires a PE Ratio less than twice the last three years' average EPS growth rate.

PB - ROE Model: Assesses whether Return on Equity is improving to reach the desired figure within the next few years.

Forward PE Ratio: Classifies companies as Under Valued (Forward < Current), Fair Valued (Forward = Current), or Over Valued (Forward > Current).

EV/EBITDA Model: Evaluates companies with both low valuations using P/E and EV/EBITDA and solid dividend growth.

PEG Ratio: Enhances the P/E ratio by factoring in expected earnings growth. A lower PEG may indicate undervaluation.

Intrinsic Value Formula: Determines the fundamental, objective value of an object, asset, or financial contract. Market price below this value may indicate a good buy, and above may indicate a good sale.

Benjamin Graham Intrinsic Value: Based on Benjamin Graham's influential research in securities, it is foundational in value investing.

Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) Model: Uses future cash flows to determine the value of an investment.

Multistage Dividend Discount Model: Builds on the Gordon growth model by applying varying growth rates.

Dividend Discount Model (DDM): Predicts the price of a company's stock based on the present value of its future dividend payments.

Parag Parikh Intrinsic Value: Refers to concepts from "Parag Parikh - Value Investing And Behavioral Finance."

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