Session 32: Terminal Value

[@JonathanJustus]

Learnt much about the valuation and social valuation from your lectures, big fan of your work sir!!!

[@parthmishra7303]

at 15:14 Sir bought vale and when i am learning from him and backtesting his predictions they are shocking and hilarious to me as i am in favour of technical analysis, vale fell down 86% just after he bought it

[@kartikgoyal8048]

I have no words for aswath sir . I think he is best in this domain . Thanq so so much sir Can't Understand total concept but understand 60 75%

[@gampamanobhiram2265]

This is pure gold

[@prasitrattanapiseth1058]

Thank you for your kind and very helpful posted.

[@ganeshkamath8550]

Dear Sir, Thank you for your wonderful sessions have learned a lot from you, you have been an inspiration for me. I have a query when we determine terminal value why do we need to consider the expected Cash flow of next period, instead can we use the cash flow of the last year (say 10th year in case of 10 year financial projections) and then determine the terminal value? Kindly advice

[@anuragsharma5255]

U r great sir🙏🙏

[@antonisvidakisgr]

I think that you are also using the same assumption of ROIC = WACC on several examples in your presentations.

[@zain96nizam]

What if EBITDA is negative?

[@arthurlanglais3182]

Vale was a bad investment ... but it was risky !

[@jmv2848]

Also because of the FX risk.

[@kenkrak4649]

K = g/RONIC, not g/ROIC