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There are two types of valuation: intrinsic and relative. Intrinsic value is determined by the expected cash flows an asset will generate over its lifetime and the uncertainty of those cash flows, with more stable, higher cash flows resulting in a higher value. Relative value compares an asset to its peers. Valuations can be biased based on optimistic or pessimistic views of a company. It's important to be honest about biases and base valuations only on factual financial information rather than opinions. Most valuations are wrong due to estimation errors and unforeseen changes, so the simplest reasonable model should be used. Success in investing comes from making fewer mistakes than others rather than always being right. The time value of money means a future cash
There are two types of valuation: intrinsic and relative. Intrinsic value is determined by the expected cash flows an asset will generate over its lifetime and the uncertainty of those cash flows, with more stable, higher cash flows resulting in a higher value. Relative value compares an asset to its peers. Valuations can be biased based on optimistic or pessimistic views of a company. It's important to be honest about biases and base valuations only on factual financial information rather than opinions. Most valuations are wrong due to estimation errors and unforeseen changes, so the simplest reasonable model should be used. Success in investing comes from making fewer mistakes than others rather than always being right. The time value of money means a future cash
There are two types of valuation: intrinsic and relative. Intrinsic value is determined by the expected cash flows an asset will generate over its lifetime and the uncertainty of those cash flows, with more stable, higher cash flows resulting in a higher value. Relative value compares an asset to its peers. Valuations can be biased based on optimistic or pessimistic views of a company. It's important to be honest about biases and base valuations only on factual financial information rather than opinions. Most valuations are wrong due to estimation errors and unforeseen changes, so the simplest reasonable model should be used. Success in investing comes from making fewer mistakes than others rather than always being right. The time value of money means a future cash
intrinsic value of asset: deter. by cash flow you expect that asset to generate over its life and how uncertain you feel about these cash flows o assets with high and sable flows should be worth more than assets with low and volatile cash flows o pay more for a property with long term renters paying high rent than one with lower rental income and variable vacancy rates from period to period. Relative value: value relative to its peers o Stock to buy if it is trading 8 times earning while other peers 12 times earnings Biases o Inputs use in valuation reflect optimistic or pessimistic bentmight use higher growth rates and see less risks in companies we like o Careful of Post-valuation garnishingincrease your estimated value by adding premiums for good stuff or reduce estimated value for bad stuff o Always be honest about biases Why pick this company to value? Do u like/dislike companys management? Do u own stock in company? o Confine background research to information sources rather than opinion sources, i.e., spend more time looking at companys financial statements than reading equity research reports about the company. o If using someone elses valuation check for potential biasesmore bias, less weight to judgment Most valuations are wrong: o If info sources are impeccable, u have to convert raw info into forecasts---estimation error o Path envisioned for company can prove hopelessly off firm-specific uncertainty o Use simplest model possible to valueif you can value an asset with 3 inputs dont use 5if you can value with 3 years of forecasts , dont forecast 10 Success in investing comes not from being right but being wrong less often than everyone else
Time is money o Cash flow in the future is worth less than a similar cash flow today People prefer consuming today to consuming in the future
Inflation decreases the purchasing power of cash
over time. A dollar in the future will buy less than a dollar would today A promised cash flow in the future may not be delivered. Risk in waiting
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