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Now that we know a few methods of estimating future growth, we will round out the analysis necessary for application in the discounted dividend model with a brief look at the Capital Asset Pricing Model which is often used for estimating required rate of return.
Obviously, when using the discounted dividend approach to valuation, you could […]
The previous post introduced several discounted dividend models for valuing stocks. These models ask for an estimate of growth and required rate of return in order to work. While all estimates require some amount of “guessing” there are some methods which will help you to get more accurate results. Here, we deal with methods of […]
After the last few posts trying to connect the source of stock “value” to dividends, it would only make sense that one could value individual stocks through their dividends (or anticipated dividends). And you can!
The method is actually very simple. The value of a stock, or anything else for that matter, ought to be […]
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