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Mastering Intrinsic Value: 4 Proven Methods Evaluate Shares

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Mastering Intrinsic Value: 4 Proven Methods Evaluate Shares

Mastering Intrinsic Value: 4 Proven Methods Evaluate Shares
Published 12/2024
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 1.54 GB | Duration: 2h 12m

Learn 4 Essential Stock Valuation Methods, to Find an Intrinsic Value of Stocks, Incl. Benjamin Graham and DCF Model

What you'll learn

Calculate intrinsic value using the Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) Model to estimate a company's true worth.

Apply Relative Valuation approaches to compare a company's value to industry peers and benchmarks.

Determine intrinsic value using the Constant Growth Dividend Discount Model for dividend-paying stocks.

Estimate intrinsic value using Benjamin Graham's Formula for undervalued stocks.

Requirements

A basic understanding of the share market and its functions

Familiarity with common financial terms and definitions

Some knowledge of financial statements, including balance sheets, income statements, and cash flow statements

Description

Unlock the secrets of intrinsic value investing with this comprehensive course.Learn how to estimate a company's true worth using four time tested methods Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) Model, Relative Valuation, Constant Growth Dividend Discount Model, and Benjamin Graham's Formula.Key Takeaways 1.  Understand the fundamentals of intrinsic value and its importance in investing2. Master four proven valuation methods to estimate a company's true worth3. Analyze financial statements and identify key drivers of value4. Develop a framework for making informed investment decisions5. Apply value investing principles to real-world scenariosCourse Outline in DetailModule 1 Introduction to Intrinsic ValueDefinition and importance of intrinsic valueOverview of valuation methodsModule 2 Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) ModelDiscounted Cash Flow fundamentalsEstimating free cash flow and terminal valueModule 3 Relative ValuationComparable company analysisModule 4 Constant Growth Dividend Discount ModelDividend discount model fundamentalsEstimating dividend growth ratesModule 5 Benjamin Graham's FormulaOverview of Graham's FormulaEstimating intrinsic value using Graham's FormulaModule 6 Putting it All Together Case Studies and Group AnalysisCourse FormatVideo LecturesDownloadable Resources (Auto Formulated Excel Sheet for 4 types of Intrinsic Values)Enroll Now and Master the Art of Intrinsic Value Investing with Our Comprehensive Course

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction of Course

Lecture 2 Understanding Intrinsic Value

Lecture 3 Basic Ratios & Methods of Intrinsic Value

Section 2: Relative Approach Method

Lecture 4 Hero MotoCorp - Relative Approach Method

Lecture 5 Hero MotoCorp - Relative Approch - Additional Info

Section 3: Benjamin Graham Formula

Lecture 6 Intro - Benjamin Graham Formula

Lecture 7 Hero MotoCorp - Benjamin Graham Formula

Section 4: Constant Growth Dividend Discount Model

Lecture 8 Intro - Const. Growth Dividend Discount Model

Lecture 9 Hero MotoCorp - Const. Growth Dividend Discount Model - Part 1

Lecture 10 Hero MotoCorp - Const. Growth Dividend Discount Model - Part 2

Section 5: Discounted Cash Flow Model

Lecture 11 Hero MotoCorp - DCF - 1st Part

Lecture 12 Hero MotoCorp - DCF - 2nd Part

Lecture 13 Hero MotoCorp - DCF - 3rd Part

Lecture 14 Hero MotoCorp - DCF - Final Part

Section 6: Final Outcome

Lecture 15 Summary Sheet Formula

Lecture 16 Which Excel Sheet will you get for practice

Section 7: Practice Session

Lecture 17 ONGC - Relative Approch

Lecture 18 ONGC - Benjamin Graham Formula

Lecture 19 ONGC - Const. Growth Dividend Discount Model

Lecture 20 ONGC - DCF Model

Section 8: Bonus Point

Lecture 21 Important 6 Points When you Calculate Intrinsic Value

Lecture 22 Thank you

Individual investors seeking to make informed investment decisions.,Finance professionals looking to enhance their valuation skills.,Business students interested in equity valuation and analysis.,Anyone curious about value investing and intrinsic value estimation.