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November 17, 20140Comments

How To Value Stock Step 4: Discounted Cash Flow (DCF)

This is the fourth article in a four part series that walks readers through how to rate and value a stock.
by David Trainer, Founder & CEO
October 14, 20140Comments

How to Value a Stock, Step 3: Economic Earnings

This article is the third in a four part series that walks readers through how to rate and value a stock. Our third step to gauge the value of a company is to determine its economic earnings.
by David Trainer, Founder & CEO
September 10, 20140Comments

How to Value a Stock, Step 2: Invested Capital

The second step to gauge the value of a company is to determine the sum of all cash that has been invested in a company over its life without regard to financing form or accounting name. We call this Invested Capital.
by David Trainer, Founder & CEO
August 28, 20140Comments

How To Value A Stock, Step 1: Profit (NOPAT)

Our first step to gauge the value of a company is to determine the true, after-tax cash flows generated by its operations. We call this Net Operating Profit After Tax (NOPAT).
by David Trainer, Founder & CEO

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