NVDA
NVIDIA
-- 135.130 TSLA
Tesla
-- 483.075 QUBT
Quantum Computing
-- 22.330 RGTI
Rigetti Computing
-- 11.3971 MU
Micron Technology
-- 111.240 where:
CF=The cash flow for the given year.
CF1 is for year one, CF2 is for year two,CFn is for additional years
r=The discount rate
谨慎的萨曼莎 : Ok
vitagen : Come on let's go!!!
PlutoMoo102685100 : How will future cash flow affect the price of the stock?
Do we need to assume
1. Growth of future cash flow(revenue)
2. P/E or P/S multiple to use to forecast future price?
Shee Leng Tee : hi
Investing with moomoo OP PlutoMoo102685100 : Dear moomooers, before we use DCF model, we need to assume the growth of future cash flow. Calculating the DCF of an investment involves three basic steps. First, you forecast the expected cash flows from the investment. Second, you select a discount rate, typically based on the cost of financing the investment or the opportunity cost presented by alternative investments. The third and final step is to discount the forecasted cash flows back to the present day, using a financial calculator, a spreadsheet, or a manual calculation.
If you want to use P/E or P/S multiple to forecast, it's ok and simple, but maybe there would be another factors affect your price. Thus the reason why this way has some shortcomings.
Ivylowsk :
102438059 : Good knowledge
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