I am a value investor. Like many of the successful stock investors, we do valuations on stocks before we buy or sell.
There are different methods to evaluate a business, so you reduce the chances of selling stocks too soon or buying a stock priced too high for what it is worth.
In the following training, we have Stanley Lim, who has spent the last decade in the finance industry, focusing on equity research in Asian companies.
In this webinar, Stanley shared the methods of evaluating a stock:
– Knowing the three types of value in a stock
– How to discover the story of the company
– How to translate your expectation on the company into numbers
– Unique tools to help you in your valuation
– Case Study Example: Valuing Tenaga Nasional Bhd
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Assignment
- Complete the exercise in the PWM Personal Finance Workbook
4 replies to "How To Value A Stock: The Art and Science of Valuation"
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Hi KC,
I am stuck trying to calculate the DCF , from where do we get the Capex from Hartalega annual report.
This article explains it quite well:
https://www.wallstreetmojo.com/capital-expenditure-formula-capex/
Get the numbers from the Balance Sheet (Financial Position) Statement in the annual report.
thanks a lot KC