Simulation Models

Compare several probability distributions.

Compare several probability distributions (percent).

Divide several probability distributions.

Mixture of several probability distributions.

Mixture of several probability distributions (percent).

Multiply several probability distributions.

Weighted sum of several probability distributions.

Weighted sum of several probability distributions (percent).

Simulates the Internal Rate of Return (IRR) of Future Values, and also allows for eternal growth using Terminal Growth.

Simulates the Present Value of one Future Value, using probability distributions for the future value, as well as the number of years before that future value occurs, and the Discount Rate.

Simulates the Present Value of several years of Future Values and Terminal Growth.

Simulates the gain/loss to shareholders from making a single share buyback at the current share-price. This is a basic model where the user provides the Intrinsic Values directly, instead of simulating them through future earnings and share-prices.

Simulates the gain/loss to long-term shareholders from making a single share buyback at the current share-price, compared to making a dividend payout for the same amount of money. This model uses the P/E (Price-To-Earnings) ratio which requires for the earnings to be positive.

Simulates the gain/loss to long-term shareholders from making a single share buyback at the current share-price, compared to making a dividend payout for the same amount of money. This model uses the P/S (Price-To-Sales) ratio which allows for the earnings to be zero or negative.

Simulates the gain/loss to long-term shareholders from making a single share buyback at the current share-price, compared to making a dividend payout for the same amount of money. This model uses Terminal Growth instead of simulating future share-prices.

Simulates the Internal Rate of Return (IRR) of a stock to long-term shareholders, assuming the excess cash and all future earnings are paid out as dividends. This model simulates future share-prices using the P/E (Price-To-Earnings) ratio which requires for the earnings to be positive.

Simulates the Internal Rate of Return (IRR) of a stock to long-term shareholders, assuming the excess cash and all future earnings are paid out as dividends. This model simulates future share-prices using the P/S (Price-To-Sales) ratio which allows for the earnings to be zero or negative.

Simulates the Internal Rate of Return (IRR) of a stock to long-term shareholders, assuming the excess cash and all future earnings are paid out as dividends. This model uses Terminal Growth instead of simulating future share-prices.

Simulates the gain/loss to current and new shareholders of a company, from making a share issuance in exchange for a cash payment.

Simulates the gain/loss to the shareholders of two companies, when one company makes a share issuance to fully acquire the other company. This is also called a full Stock Swap.

Simulates the gain/loss to current and new shareholders of a company, from making a share issuance to fund an investment.

Simulates the gain/loss to the shareholders of two companies, when they both issue new shares to partially acquire each other. This is also called a partial Stock Swap.

Simulates the Present Value of a stock to long-term shareholders, assuming the excess cash and all future earnings are paid out as dividends. This model simulates future share-prices using the P/E (Price-To-Earnings) ratio which requires for the earnings to be positive.

Simulates the Present Value of a stock to long-term shareholders, assuming the excess cash and all future earnings are paid out as dividends. This model simulates future share-prices using the P/S (Price-To-Sales) ratio which allows for the earnings to be zero or negative.

Simulates the Present Value of a stock to long-term shareholders, assuming the excess cash and all future earnings are paid out as dividends. This model uses Terminal Growth instead of simulating future share-prices.

Simulates the Total Return of a stock to long-term shareholders, assuming the excess cash and all future earnings are paid out as dividends and reinvested in the same stock. This model simulates future share-prices using the P/E (Price-To-Earnings) ratio which requires for the earnings to be positive.

Simulates the Total Return of a stock to long-term shareholders, assuming the excess cash and all future earnings are paid out as dividends and reinvested in the same stock. This model simulates future share-prices using the P/S (Price-To-Sales) ratio which allows for the earnings to be zero or negative.

Simulates the earnings yield and price change of a stock. This model simulates future share-prices using the P/E (Price-To-Earnings) ratio which requires for the earnings to be positive.

Simulates the earnings yield and price change of a stock. This model simulates future share-prices using the P/S (Price-To-Sales) ratio which allows for the earnings to be zero or negative.