Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Fair value is a stock's underlying worth based on its financial health and performance. It is calculated by estimating the company's future projections, such as cash flows, and then discounting them to their present value.

Fair value is essential because it can help investors identify undervalued stocks. If a stock is trading below its fair value, it may be a good investment opportunity.

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The Ticker Symbol is usually displayed next to a company's name and stock price on financial news websites or other platforms. We recommend using the Ticker Symbols from Yahoo Finance for our solution.

Our calculator provides fair value using various valuation models, such as the Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) analysis. It estimates the company's future cash flows for five years and discounts them to their present value using a discount rate. We provide the company's Fair Value for each model. However, we also provide an average Fair Value using all our valuation models.

Our Fair Value Calculator uses proprietary algorithms, historical data, and market trends to provide insights into the stock's fair value. You input the ticker symbol to get the company's Fair Value based. You can then change some data points to suit your needs and re-calculate the Fair Value.

The discount rate is a critical input in the DCF analysis, and it can significantly impact the calculated Intrinsic Value. A higher discount rate will result in a low valuation and vice versa.

There is no one-size-fits-all answer to how to choose a discount rate. However, some standard practices include the following:

• Risk-free rate plus a risk premium: This method simply involves adding a risk premium to the risk-free rate. The risk premium should reflect the company's specific risk. This is the recommended approach for most investors.
• Capital asset pricing model (CAPM): The CAPM is a complex model that considers several factors, including the risk-free rate, the market risk premium, and the company's beta.
• Weighted average cost of capital (WACC): The WACC is the average cost of capital that a company uses to finance its operations. It is calculated by taking a weighted average of the company's debt and equity costs.

No, our calculator is designed for novice and experienced investors. It provides easy-to-understand information, and our user-friendly design makes it accessible to users with varying levels of investment knowledge.

We offer a range of data, including historical financial data, trading volume, and more. We aim to provide you with the information you need to make informed investment decisions.

We provide Trading volume data, a crucial market activity and liquidity indicator. A higher trading volume could indicate increased investor interest and potentially greater price volatility.

However, you can generate more returns as a long-term investor, so we do not recommend Day Trading. Some of the greatest investors of all time, Warren Buffett, Charlie Munger and Peter Lynch, are long-term investors.

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We use a third-party provider to serve the most up-to-date data when provided by the market and the company. The data will be updated depending on its availability. For example, Revenue data are released every quarter. Therefore, revenue figures are updated once the company releases them each quarter.

It is important to note that our calculator is just a tool. It cannot predict the future with certainty, and its results should be used as a guide, not as a gospel.

Additionally, our valuation models are based on several assumptions, such as the company's future growth rate and its cost of capital. The calculated intrinsic value will be correct only if the assumptions are correct. You can modify some of the assumptions after conducting research with fundamental analysis.

When you enter the Ticker symbol, we provide a default Fair Value. You can change key data points to match your investment thesis and recalculate to get a new Fair Value. The following data points [cells] can be updated to recalculate the Fair Value:

Enter the Ticker symbol to receive a default Fair Value. You can modify key data points according to your investment thesis and recalculate to obtain a new Fair Value. The following data points [cells] can be updated for recalculation:

You can use our calculator to screen for undervalued stocks. Consider investigating further if you find a stock trading below its Fair Value.

However, conducting in-depth research with fundamental analysis before making investment decisions is essential. Before investing, you could review the company's financial health, competitive landscape, and management team. Learn more here on how to start your investment journey in the stock market.

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Our fair value calculator automatically displays the data you need for the valuation. To use our calculator, you will need to input or update the following information:

• Enter the company's ticker symbol
• Update the Dividend Growth Rate (if required)
• Provide your expected Perpetuity Growth Rate for the company
• Change the Margin of Safety to your preference
• Provide your preferred Discount [Risk-Free] Rate
• Update Growth Decline Rate
• Enter how much dilution you expect from the company

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Stock Finance Pro provides valuation analysis for stocks listed on major markets across the US, Europe, and Asia. This enables comprehensive coverage for investors looking into international investment opportunities. We recommend entering the Ticker Symbol exactly as written on Yahoo Finance to confirm whether a stock is supported before running a query.