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Choose between Valuation Model Watches and Fixed Value Watches.
- Valuation Model Watches calculate the Intrinsic Value of a stock based on the attached Valuation Model. Values are calculated in real-time, using the latest available market data.
- Fixed Value Watches display static values that remain unchanged. Fixed values are useful when you prefer to maintain consistent stock intrinsic values without being influenced by updates in the market.
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The intrinsic value is calculated assuming that the Excess Return will grow steadily at a Growth In Perpetuity rate.
Excess Return is defined as the difference between Return on Equity and Cost of Equity.
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The model assumes an initial period of high growth adding up all Discounted Excess Return projections, followed by a period of stable growth, where it adds the Discounted Terminal Value calculated assuming that the Excess Return will grow steadily at a Growth In Perpetuity rate.
Excess Return is defined as the difference between Return on Equity and Cost of Equity.
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The model assumes a Growth in Perpetuity for the company's dividend and uses the Gordon Growth Formula to calculate the intrinsic value.
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The model assumes an initial period of high growth adding up all Discounted Dividend projections, followed by a period of stable growth, where it adds the Discounted Terminal Value calculated assuming that the Dividend will grow steadily at a Growth In Perpetuity rate.
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This model is only available with a paid subscription plan.
The model calculates Enterprise Value assuming an initial period of high growth and summing up all Discounted Free Cash Flow projections, followed by a period of stable growth, where it adds the Discounted Terminal Value calculated assuming that the Free Cash Flow will grow steadily at a Growth In Perpetuity rate.
This model is not recommended for Financial Service Companies. Read more on GitHub
This model is only available with a paid subscription plan.
The model calculates Enterprise Value assuming an initial period of high growth and summing up all Discounted Free Cash Flow projections, followed by an Exit EV/EBITDA multiple terminal value.
This model is not recommended for Financial Service Companies. Read more on GitHub
This model is only available with a paid subscription plan.
This model is only available with a paid subscription plan.
This model is only available with a paid subscription plan.
This model is only available with a paid subscription plan.
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