Estimate a stock's intrinsic value using Dividend Discount Model (DDM), Discounted Cash Flow (DCF), and Price-to-Earnings (P/E) methods
Enter parameters to estimate the stock's intrinsic value using DDM, DCF, and P/E methods. All monetary values should be in GHS.
Follow these steps to estimate a stock's intrinsic value using multiple valuation methods.
Choose Conservative, Balanced, or Growth to weight the valuation methods (DDM, DCF, P/E).
Provide the current stock price, high-growth years, growth rates, and discount rate. Use sources like gse.com.gh or Yahoo Finance.
Input base and sensitivity dividends per share for the Dividend Discount Model.
Provide the current Free Cash Flow to Equity (FCFE) per share for the Discounted Cash Flow model.
Input current EPS, EPS growth rate, P/E multiple, and projection years for the Price-to-Earnings model.
Click “Calculate” to compute the weighted average intrinsic value. Review the table and commentary to assess the stock’s valuation.