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Title: Value investing: Business valuation methods. Post by: Mr.tung on August 30, 2017, 01:05:54 PM This basic analysis box is very fun, there are quite a lot of new vfer price. There are a lot of questions about how to value a business (stock) in the right way in value investing, here I would like to share the experience drawn from the reality of some of the methods that I think may be. Application for the market, the predecessors have much experience to share with the brothers to learn, if there are specific cases to illustrate the better, know enough information brother wrote the book to sell it. Investment value includes 2 parts: Inner psychology: Buy only when the market price is cheaper than the real value, the cheaper the better -> definitely not buy higher than the real value (this sounds very easy but hard to do again. , not everyone can do it) - Action martial arts: Determine the true value, this is much easier so I am easy to preface For the valuation of a business (share), there are two ways: - Calculate value based on business assets: The safest is Net Cash, followed by Net Working Capital, then Net Asset. - Calculate the value based on the cash flow of the business put: The safest is Dividend, followed by FCFF For each method I will separate below for easy tracking. Title: Re: Value investing: Business valuation methods. Post by: juri543 on September 01, 2017, 06:35:50 PM This basic analysis box is very fun, there are quite a lot of new vfer price. There are a lot of questions about how to value a business (stock) in the right way in value investing, here I would like to share the experience drawn from the reality of some of the methods that I think may be. Application for the market, the predecessors have much experience to share with the brothers to learn, if there are specific cases to illustrate the better, know enough information brother wrote the book to sell it. Investment value includes 2 parts: Inner psychology: Buy only when the market price is cheaper than the real value, the cheaper the better -> definitely not buy higher than the real value (this sounds very easy but hard to do again. , not everyone can do it) - Action martial arts: Determine the true value, this is much easier so I am easy to preface For the valuation of a business (share), there are two ways: - Calculate value based on business assets: The safest is Net Cash, followed by Net Working Capital, then Net Asset. - Calculate the value based on the cash flow of the business put: The safest is Dividend, followed by FCFF For each method I will separate below for easy tracking. Hold on. What exactly your proposition is "you built the model" for evaluation of fundamental value of cryptocoins out of business accounting techniques! I guess niether dividend model wont work here for a lot of coins as they have no profitsharing attach to it. What do you trying to pull off? |