At Bull Headed Bear, we are passionate about finding good value stocks. Our fundamental analysis consists of different valuation methods, including financial models.
A typical stock analysis post has a table of contents similar to the below:
- Company Introduction
- Shareholder Ownership
- Financial Statements Review
- Income Statement
- Balance Sheet
- Cash Flow Statement
- Valuation Review
- Analysts Consensus & Targets
- Comparable Analysis
- Valuation Multiples
- Discounted Cash Flow Model / DCF Model
- Valuation Overview
Discounted Cash Flow Model – DCF Model
The purpose of our dcf models is to understand how the company’s intrinsic value compares to its market value and answer the question: Is the stock a good investment?
We generally create two models, the first having a terminal value based on the EBITDA exit and the second with a terminal value based on the perpetual growth rate. We also look at three different scenarios for the models: Bear Case, Base Base & Bull Case.
See below for the latest post, or click the stock analysis heading above for the complete list.
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