Stock Valuation

Author: Gary Gery
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: Investment techniques of a Wall Street investment manager. Financial and Economic Daily Intermediate Securities Analysis Tutorial. This book provides you with the tools to make money in the stock market. It focuses on evaluating the true value of a stock and offers simple, quantitative methods for stock valuation for market participants. You don’t need an MBA degree. Market participants, including individual investors, members of investment clubs, stockbrokers, SEC members, corporate managers, corporate board directors, and ordinary people who want to learn stock valuation, can all gain methods for investing in stocks and increasing profits from this book.
Do you want to know how to use the discounted cash flow method to evaluate stocks, how to calculate and forecast a company’s free cash flow and capital cost, how to collect relevant information, how to evaluate variables, and how to build an extended table to better identify buying and selling opportunities? This book will tell you the steps and techniques for valuation, helping you become a more informed, smarter, and more profitable investor. It teaches you:
- A simple 4-stage valuation method applicable to any stock;
- How to profit from the market impact of interest rate changes, income statements, and other common economic factors;
- How to find companies and investor websites full of free valuation information;
- Steps to develop a versatile valuation extended table without complex mathematical formulas and microdata;
- How to analyze a company’s weighted average cost of capital and quickly calculate this important statistic.
This book provides you with the tools to make money in the stock market. It focuses on evaluating the true value of a stock and offers simple, quantitative methods for stock valuation for market participants. You don’t need an MBA degree. Market participants, including individual investors, members of investment clubs, stockbrokers, SEC members, corporate managers, corporate board directors, and ordinary people who want to learn stock valuation, can all gain methods for investing in stocks and increasing profits from this book.
Do you want to know how to use the discounted cash flow method to evaluate stocks, how to calculate and forecast a company’s free cash flow and capital cost, how to collect relevant information, how to evaluate variables, and how to build an extended table to better identify buying and selling opportunities? This book will tell you the steps and techniques for valuation, helping you become a more informed, smarter, and more profitable investor. It teaches you:
- A simple 4-stage valuation method applicable to any stock;
- How to profit from the market impact of interest rate changes, income statements, and other common economic factors;
- How to find companies and investor websites full of free valuation information;
- Steps to develop a versatile valuation extended table without complex mathematical formulas and microdata;
- How to analyze a company’s weighted average cost of capital and quickly calculate this important statistic.