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How to calculate the intrinsic value of a stock
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Welcome To The Long Wealth Newsletter (Tuesday, July 16th). (est. 6 min read)
In today’s newsletter we will go over:
How to calculate the intrinsic value of a stock
Why is intrinsic value important
And much, much, more..
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Intrinsic value is the estimated "true worth" of a company's stock, based on its fundamental business characteristics, future earnings potential, and assets.
It's what investors believe a stock should be worth, regardless of its current market price.
Calculating intrinsic value helps investors identify undervalued or overvalued stocks for making informed investment decision.
Remember it's an estimate, not an exact science.
Here’s how to calculate the intrinsic value:
Let's use a simplified example to calculate the intrinsic value of a stock using the Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) method:
Example Company: LongWealth Inc.
Assumptions:
Current Free Cash Flow: $100 million
Expected growth rate: 5% per year for 5 years
Discount rate: 10%
Terminal growth rate: 2%
Shares outstanding: 100 million
Steps:
Project cash flows for 5 years:
Year 1: $105M,
Year 2: $110.25M
Year 3: $115.76M
Year 4: $121.55M,
Year 5: $127.63M
Calculate terminal value:
(Year 5 cash flow / (Discount rate - Terminal growth rate)):
$127.63M / (0.10 - 0.02) = $1,595.38M
Discount all future cash flows to present value:
Sum of discounted cash flows: $579.19M
Discounted terminal value: $991.25M
Add discounted cash flows and terminal value:
$579.19M + $991.25M = $1,570.44M
Divide by number of shares:
$1,570.44M / 100M shares = $15.70 per share
Intrinsic Value: $15.70 per share
This means, based on these assumptions, an investor might consider LongWealth Inc. undervalued if it's trading below $15.70, and overvalued if above.
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Deep Dive
Intrinsic value is important for several reasons.
Helps identify undervalued stocks
Prevents buying overpriced stocks
Helps assess if a stock's price reflects its true risk
Allows you to compare different stocks on a fair basis
Provides a logical framework for investing
Intrinsic value is like a compass for investors, helping navigate the complex world of stock markets.
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