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The intrinsic value from future earnings — transparently derived from revenue, margin, growth and discount rate. You don't just see the result, but the assumptions behind it — and you adjust them to your own view of the market situation and its development.
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This model determines the fair value of a stock based on fundamental company data and rational estimates. From parameter assumptions such as revenue growth, profit margin, dividends, share-count development and a sustainable exit price-to-earnings ratio, the model calculates the present value of the share. This fair value can be compared directly against the current share price.
In detail:
- The foundation (growth & margin): Starting from current revenue, you forecast future revenue growth and the profit margin, which can be derived from history, any available company forecasts, plus further metrics such as industry data. From this the model determines the company's future profit.
- The ownership structure (share count): Planned buybacks as well as newly issued shares or capital increases (e.g. also stock-based employee compensation) feed in here. If the company reduces the number of shares through buybacks, for example, your share of earnings per share (EPS) rises automatically. In that case free cash flow as well as available liquidity should be sufficient to fund buybacks and dividends sustainably.
- The target value (terminal value): At the end of the 10-year planning period, the company is valued at a realistic, sustainable price-to-earnings ratio (P/E) to simulate the sale value in the future. Since the company is in a largely stable, mature state in year 10, the scope for user-driven assumptions narrows. The terminal value can therefore be derived more reliably from more objective metrics.
- The cash returns (dividends): Dividends paid out to you as planned during the holding period are captured.
- Today's perspective (discounting): Both the future sale value and the dividends received are discounted back to today using your personal return expectation (discount factor). The result is the fair value — the maximum the stock may cost today.
FAIR VALUE FORMULA = discounted dividend payments (conservatively from year 2; any outstanding payments from year 1 = safety margin) + discounted TERMINAL VALUE / company value in plan year 10 according to the assumptions over the planning period (derived from EPS and the terminal P/E)
We derive growth, margins and share count from the official financial reports of recent years and align them with a sector anchor. On that basis, and taking available forecast figures into account, an AI-assisted projection is made. The starting values are a point of orientation, not a consensus and not a forecast — the whole point of the model is that you override them with your own assumptions. It helps to look up current analyst estimates as well as the investor-relations pages of the respective companies.
Fundamentals come from the official financial reports; US names directly from SEC filings (EDGAR). Prices, charts and news come from external market-data providers and may be delayed — they are not real-time quotes.
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