Estimation of the intrinsic value of a stock

The procedure commonly used by investment analysts to estimate the intrinsic value of a stock traded in the stock market consists of the following steps:

· Estimate the expected earnings per share of the stock. · Establish a price earning multiplier (or P/E ratio). · Develop a value anchor and a value range.

However, we consider it appropriate to advise you the investor at this stage itself, that there are three main obstacles in the way of successful fundamental analysis. Namely:

· Inadequate and/or incorrect financial data pertaining to the stock under study. · Future uncertainties. · Irrational stock market behaviour.

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Akash
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Jose Bailen

Adding a book value here leads to double counting.

As always, the main problem with all these "approaches" is that future earnings are not very easy to predict. This usually makes them unusable.

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Ignoramus32529

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