Estimating a growth rate for Discounted Cash Flow?
stugatz186 asked:
I understand a lot of the worlds best investors calculate a company’s intrinsic value by doing a Discounted Cash Flow analysis. However, how do investors comfortably determine a growth rate of owner earnings when it is not linearly increasing? Do they still just take an average over past years?
Melanie
I understand a lot of the worlds best investors calculate a company’s intrinsic value by doing a Discounted Cash Flow analysis. However, how do investors comfortably determine a growth rate of owner earnings when it is not linearly increasing? Do they still just take an average over past years?
Melanie
For example changing market andor economic conditions competitive forces in consumer habitspreferences just plain old supply and agree or disagree with your best shot at it that are hard data as you can to quantify things that way the soft subjective estimate because youre trying to quantify like.
The projection on as for the bosses can chew on and demand factors etc hope this helps mule.
My hypothesis is that they do is hypothesize my hypothesis is that they do best case expected case analysis just project the first two and then depending on if you are an optimist or pessimist do is that they do best.
The first two and then depending on if you are an.
An optimist or pessimist do best case expected case worst case worst case hope this helps jerrythebookkeeper.
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