How to value a company using net assets - MoneyWeek Investment Tutorials

[@bilalaziz4346]

Tim you make our lives easy.

[@MoneyWeekVideos]

As requested I'll be following this up with short intro videos on how to value a company using multiples and also one on DCF so watch this space if that's of interest to you. Tim.

[@utkarshasthana3853]

I love your videos, I wish their was a more detailed version of them as well

[@bestyouprointernational]

Excellent video. Thank you. We did not know this approach was better suited for a particular type of company. Thanks for the education.

[@abender06]

Thanks Tim. Very brilliant synthesis of the topic. Could you please do a video with your take on the sales comparison approach to valuing companies as well?

[@MsCannible]

Thank you Tim! You made my life simpler.

[@mscervantesr466]

I love your videos. You totally demystified valuing companies using net assets. Do you have any videos showing how to determine if a stock has a positive asymmetrical risk reward?

[@alief35]

very mind opening and rule breaking, still relevant till this day

[@1Torsten2]

Great Video. Very easy to understand even for me as a foreigner. There is one question that comes to my mind though: where do I get the necessary information to make adjustments to the balance sheet (e.g. market value of machinery vs. depreciated book value or assets that don't appear on the balance sheet)?

[@PB-od8uk]

Excellent video, simple to understand!

[@MichaelVeazey]

Thanks Tim. Clear exposition as ever. Yes please to DCF and multiples videos!

[@letlotlomache1448]

This is a truly helpful video. Many thanks Tim! I wanted to ask - would this be the approach to follow when you want to get to the net asset value per share figure? And is there a rule of thumb on a decent figure?

[@tylernewton5289]

Excellent, thanks! But your collar in this video is seriously distracting me, my friend.

[@vijayvivek5152]

Thank you for your comment, Now his collar is the only thing I can concentrate on in the whole video.

[@Alice-gl6um]

@@vijayvivek5152 same...! lmao!!!

[@AK-bo7yq]

Why would you do that to us ?

[@DrivenByTheWind]

Great video! Could you make a video, where you take an existing company and show where you find the necesssary information and show how you do the calculations to end up with a value estimation of the company?

[@abdimahamud7267]

I really enjoyed the video after looking for information the whole day. It would have interesting if you used simplified case study in the future. Thanks in abundance.

[@The2005rwb]

Thanks for the excellent tutorial.

[@augustusg857]

Hmmmm so a quick ratio writes off inventory. A quick ratio sees the inventory as an overstated the assets to find liquidity. Am I right in this,

[@trochetiaboutic5278]

Tim is the BEST

[@ahmedtawfiq3625]

Great as usual 👌🏼👌🏼

[@adjoaaj7593]

do you need to add patents and deductgoodwill?

[@mundheral.askari3450]

Thank you so much Tim

[@sambyrne9753]

When adjusting the net asset value can you arrive at a negative figure?

[@kaumallose6198]

If the liabilities worth than asset net asset figure will be negative

[@Boss-gk8kc]

How do you value goodwill?

[@hirenpawar8337]

Nice Explanation.

[@Zapata20]

Cheers Tim.

[@TrishanPanch]

This is great!

[@سارهرياضمزعل]

Please help me any one please What the factors that asset value depends on

[@kaumallose6198]

Fix assets valuation, cash flow value, pay receivables

[@ekbatanman]

Thanks

[@andrecamacho7660]

this method is used for low pperformig companies ... witch have no/low profit.. and gooing to bankrupcy in the next 3..4 years. - this is the approach to valuate the 1$ businesses - businesses that cant be valued on future earnings... on cash flows ...or any other performance methode because there is no performance...only assets. - it can be used in real state where assets is the business it self

[@xbrakx]

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[@sarthakbaral5308]

collar :(

[@NickVanzwol]

Why does your shirt change in this video lol

[@audreytorres7414]

The

[@enricocagliari706]

Oh my god how long this class was... 10 minutes to tell me that I have to pay for the net value of what I am buying and to verify that numbers in the balance sheet represent the real value. Everything ok but, 10 minutes???? You don’t respect the value of the time of people who watch your video. Please, next time go straight to the point.

[@Benzknees]

Why...do...you..speak...like that...

[@Twins2011]

Power-packed vid but was watching un 0.75x speed to match :)

[@Nictus04]

Tim! Do DCF in your next video :). Love your work!

[@alexanderstamov2237]

Hi Tim, stupid question, but why would you only take the liability adjustments into account but not the full liability?

[@haiduongle9078]

It would be more helpful if you could used a real company as an example, just a thought....

[@raihansafa5514]

This is the best explanation i have come across. Thank u so much

[@anandmedhekar]

Awesome... Simple and effective for beginners!

[@mesho0o707]

Am i blind or you look a little bit like Christian bale

[@Snowy123]

Hey Tim how is trading this week doing for you?

[@mghazi9353]

Thank you sir for your videos

[@adamclark447]

I'm assuming once you have arrived at this net asset figure you would divide it by the number of shares outstanding to derive its fair/intrinsic value per share?

[@lorenzmuller3542]

Yah

[@mccullumdamps5785]

Can you do an example

[@WhiteDervish]

Excellent lecture! Enjoyed every bit.

[@travellerxperience720]

I AM VERY THANKFUL TO YOU TIM.

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