Browsing Category: "Valuation Tools"
Last year, I put together a stock analysis spreadsheet to help me to track a list of wide moat companies that I’m interested in investing in for the long term. I finally have finished updating that spreadsheet.
This new version of the Fat Pitch Finder Spreadsheet has been updated to address a problem with my net cash [...]
I just discovered some great valuation calculators at the Financial Times website. In the Lex section of the site, there are four tools that you might find useful. These calculators include the following:
Discounted Cash Flow Model - This calculator lets you input 5 years of free cash flows based on EBIT, plus depreciation, less Capex, [...]
There is a new update out for the Excel Stock Market Functions Add-In over at the smf_addin Yahoo Group. This latest release is version 1.3d. According to the change log, the following updates were made:
Added sector and industry names/numbers from Yahoo
Fixed a number of elements from Zacks due to web page changes
Added a number of elements [...]
I put together a spreadsheet to help me to track a list of wide moat companies that I’m interested in investing in for the long term. The spreadsheet automatically gathers financial info for the past 10 years from various websites. Feel free to download this beta version of my spreadsheet called Fat Pitch Finder 0.1.
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Alexander at Wealth Junkie recently wrote about a new valuation tool being offered at Smartmoney.com.
I just ran across a pretty neat tool to do a quick estimate of a stock’s value. All you have to do is enter the stock symbol at ValuePro, and an estimate of the stock’s intrinsic value is displayed along with a detailed list of the inputs used to estimate that value. You can change [...]
