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Present Value of Stock using Terminal Values (Model PV‑STK‑TV)
@SimSim 5 months ago
This model simulates the Present Value (PV) of a company to long-term shareholders, where the excess cash and all future earnings are assumed to be paid out as dividends. The model also simulates the Net Present Value (NPV) and NPV Ratio.
This model does NOT simulate future share-prices. Instead the simulated earnings for the final year are assumed to grow forever so they are used to calculate Terminal Values. If you want to simulate future share-prices, then you should use another model instead.
Keywords: SBH DEMO
- Earnings = Net Profit Margin (2011-2023) x Sales (2022-2023)
- This plot shows the simulated Present Value.
- 100% of 100k simulation trials had valid results. Outliers >10.0 IQR are removed.
- This plot shows the simulated Net Present Value, when the current share-price is USD 11.
- 100% of 100k simulation trials had valid results. Outliers >10.0 IQR are removed.
- This plot shows the simulated Net Present Value Ratio, when the current share-price is USD 11.
- 100% of 100k simulation trials had valid results. Outliers >10.0 IQR are removed.
- This plot shows how different share-prices would impact the Net Present Value.
- 100% of 100k simulation trials had valid results. Outliers >10.0 IQR are removed.
- The x-axis shows a range of share-prices around the current share-price of USD 11, which is marked as a dashed blue line.
- The red box at the bottom shows the probability of loss if the current share-price is USD 11.
- This plot shows how different share-prices would impact the Net Present Value Ratio.
- 100% of 100k simulation trials had valid results. Outliers >10.0 IQR are removed.
- The x-axis shows a range of share-prices around the current share-price of USD 11, which is marked as a dashed blue line.
- The red box at the bottom shows the probability of loss if the current share-price is USD 11.