Football Field Valuation Chart with Dynamic Share Price Line [Tutorial Video]

[@edupa1]

Dude, I really appreciate your work. Thank you.

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[@yousifelmusharf2956]

Very Useful, Thank You!

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[@FreeBMXcrew]

Great tutorial, thanks a lot!!

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[@Ju-vu1yo]

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[@staristo2355]

great stuff! Very useful!

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[@NewNorseman]

Great video. Thanks for sharing. Could you please tell how to find example docs (i.e. valuation summary) you showed? Seems to be archives from sec edgar. Thanks

[@financialmodeling]

You can search Google for the relevant keywords and limit your site search to sec.gov. There's a bit more to it than that because you can also restrict by dates and so on, but you normally do that and use Image Search to quickly scan the results.

[@NewNorseman]

@@financialmodeling Got it. Thanks a lot!

[@TheVintageCurls]

Thank you for this! If you’re given a football field in an interview and told to analyze it and tell them if there are mistakes, what are some things we should be looking for? For example, incorrect Ev/ebitda vs ev/ebit margins or copy and paste mistakes

[@financialmodeling]

Incorrect order for the methodologies, too many or too few blank spaces, incorrect bar segments, font and color consistency, incorrect data labels, share price drawn in the wrong place, incorrect multiples or percentiles shown, etc. It could be literally anything because the graph is so easy to create incorrectly.

[@vivekvarshney1207]

Hi, can you tell us about how IFRS 16 would affect the valuation in financial model, like ROU stuff. and how would it change our FCFF calculations in financial models? Thank you

[@financialmodeling]

Coming up in our next video in the next 1-2 weeks. The short answer is that very little actually changes, even though it seems like a big change. You still either treat operating leases as Debt and then exclude the rent from FCFF, or you count operating leases as an operational item and keep rent included in FCFF.

[@shailendradatar959]

My understanding is Rent is already considered in operating profit and hence ignore IFRS 16 effect from cash flow calculations. Actual rent outlow to be considered