Money and Finance
This is the 5th part of my stock valuation series and I've previously covered the Graham Number, average dividend yield, average price-to-earnings ratio, and average price-to-sales ratios. The previous 4 posts all looked at a historical trends but didn't really look into the future which is what we're interested in. This week we'll take a more in depth look at the discounted cash flows of the earnings for a company. Forgive me now, but this post will be a bit long and quite dry. Such is the nature when talking math. All my fellow math nerds though, enjoy.
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- How Yummy Is Yum Brands' Valuation?
Last week I updated my valuation of McDonald's Corporation (MCD) and the price appears to offer a decent value. You can read the full analysis here. As more of a growth play I wanted to take a look at its largest competitor YUM! Brands,...
- The Long Case For The Coca-cola Company
The Coca-Cola Company (KO) will be announcing earnings on Tuesday, so what better time than the present to get an update on its current valuation. There's not much needed to be said about a company as great as Coca-Cola. It has the number...
- Stock Valuation Method - Average P/s Ratio
This is the 4th part in my series on stock valuation methods. I've previously covered the Graham Number, Average Dividend Yield and Average P/E Ratio. Today I'm going to take a closer look at the average low P/S ratio method. This one is...
- Stock Valuation Method - Average P/e Ratio
In an attempt to determine the fair value or a target entry price for a stock, it's best to use multiple methods to compare across different metrics. This is the 3rd part in my series on stock valuation methods in which I've already covered...
- Stock Valuation Method - Average Dividend Yield
We all want to be able to assign a fair value to a stock to determine what price we should pay for a share iof a potential investment. This is the 2nd post in my series on different stock valuation methods. I've previously covered the Graham Number...
Money and Finance
Stock Valuation Method - Discounted Cash Flow
This is the 5th part of my stock valuation series and I've previously covered the Graham Number, average dividend yield, average price-to-earnings ratio, and average price-to-sales ratios. The previous 4 posts all looked at a historical trends but didn't really look into the future which is what we're interested in. This week we'll take a more in depth look at the discounted cash flows of the earnings for a company. Forgive me now, but this post will be a bit long and quite dry. Such is the nature when talking math. All my fellow math nerds though, enjoy.
Read more »
- How Yummy Is Yum Brands' Valuation?
Last week I updated my valuation of McDonald's Corporation (MCD) and the price appears to offer a decent value. You can read the full analysis here. As more of a growth play I wanted to take a look at its largest competitor YUM! Brands,...
- The Long Case For The Coca-cola Company
The Coca-Cola Company (KO) will be announcing earnings on Tuesday, so what better time than the present to get an update on its current valuation. There's not much needed to be said about a company as great as Coca-Cola. It has the number...
- Stock Valuation Method - Average P/s Ratio
This is the 4th part in my series on stock valuation methods. I've previously covered the Graham Number, Average Dividend Yield and Average P/E Ratio. Today I'm going to take a closer look at the average low P/S ratio method. This one is...
- Stock Valuation Method - Average P/e Ratio
In an attempt to determine the fair value or a target entry price for a stock, it's best to use multiple methods to compare across different metrics. This is the 3rd part in my series on stock valuation methods in which I've already covered...
- Stock Valuation Method - Average Dividend Yield
We all want to be able to assign a fair value to a stock to determine what price we should pay for a share iof a potential investment. This is the 2nd post in my series on different stock valuation methods. I've previously covered the Graham Number...