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Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) valuation is a method of estimating the current value of a company based on projected future cash flows adjusted for the time value of money.
DCF valuation is one of two methods of placing a monetary value on a company; the other is Relative Valuation method. We use a combination of these two methods to calculate the Intrinsic Value of stock as accurately as possible.
Read moreAlpha Spread forecasts a company's future cash flow and estimates the appropriate discount rate to calculate the DCF value of a stock.
You can view the operating model used to estimate free cash flow in the "DCF Operating Model" block. You can change model inputs forecasted by our algorithm (such as revenue growth, margins, etc.) if you are a professional analyst and have your own opinion about them.
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Once free cash flow is forecasted, it is discounted at a risk-appropriate discount rate (which you can also change in the DCF settings). The resulting value is the present value of the company's free cash flow.
Depending on which type of operating model for the company our algorithm has chosen (equity or whole firm valuation model), the resulting value is either the value of equity or the value of the entire firm. In the case of the latter, to move from the value of the firm to the value of equity, liabilities are subtracted and assets are added. You can see these and subsequent steps in the block "Capital structure".
In order to come from the value of equity to the DCF value of one share, we only need divide the equity value by the number of shares outstanding.
A stock has no absolute intrinsic value because the future is not predetermined.
We build several DCF models for different scenarios of the company's future so you can see a complete picture of the investment risks and opportunities.
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Intrinsic Value is all-important and is the only logical way to evaluate the relative attractiveness of investments and businesses.
