The Top 3 Valuation Methods of a Company | Phil Town

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With philTown we will reach the top

[@ulpiustnt]

Best intro ever! 0:30

[@Rossdink]

This guy is awesome.

[@brianbretz4040]

Excellent explanation of why DCF modeling should be used for stocks.

[@SarkisKlinik]

Hi, how to calculate the pay back time from financial statements? To which metrics should i look?

[@Je.rone_]

A lot of folks on the net just see if it's gone up a lot recently then buy if it has

[@jimmierpadgettjr]

I have payback time! I’m about to read it😎💪

[@sylphsh]

I just used your method to calculate the intrinsic value of one of my favourite stock, I mean the share price has dropped recently from its peak for about 50%, but the intrinsic value I calculated using your method give me a value of 25% of its peak price. Should I wait still it drop to 20-30% range of its peak value before buying? But to be honest, I can hardly think this stock will drop this low though, given it is popular, and is one of the growth type of stock with annual net income increased for the last 20 years!

[@camilosantiestebantorres4570]

Thanks Phil.

[@Sam-jj8sg]

Amazing Tips as always

[@marykelly9991]

Hey Phil. Thanks for all your assistance. As I was watching this video it hit me that perhaps this is a good time to sell quite a bit. Is that something you would recommend? I guess basically I’m asking how to know the “right” time to sell? TIA.

[@augustusg857]

You usually subtract the tax

[@basichistory]

I watch for dividend payout, the company doesn't have too much debt and it has a good moat.

[@BKNb77]

Great video as always but music is a little distracting on this one

[@PhilTownRule1Investing]

Thanks for the feedback! And thank you for watching.

[@maxbronion2288]

Just got into investing and your books have been tremendously helpful. Thank you!

[@jac123451000]

Market cap/owners capital. If the numbers comes to 10 or below, i believe this method is the one u r talking about as yours valuation at no.2

[@tonimuscat7630]

where do you find a company that pays for itself in 8 years unless you have a screener????

[@thedude4514]

Thank you Phil, used to just go with my 401k plan, rolled it all over and took control of my own future instead of letting others choose it for me. Thank you for giving back to the community.

[@poultonreal]

I'm in the same boat Tom! The Wall Street sharks feed on financial ignorance with their huge fees!

[@rexross1461]

As an Australian i would like to invest overseas in another market such as the US or Hong Kong, what tips do you have for overseas investing?

[@andrewmeyer1224]

Curious what you think of the 13F that came out today showing Monish sold his 70%+ of his Alibaba holdings.

[@justmyself7379]

What was the guy you mentioned, buys at 50% discount? I tried searching Manesh Prabrai, didn't find him. Thank you

[@JordanDevlin]

Mohnish Pabrai

[@randombanana640]

it's Mohnish Pabrai, a famous investor

[@stevedavidson1654]

Phil I’m having a challenge distinguishing the difference between the “Cap Rate” of return and the Pay Back Time. These two concepts seem to overlap in that the higher the Cap Rate the faster the Payback Time. Can you call out how they differ, and perhaps to what degree these two calculations overlap? A payback time of 8 years looks a lot like a Cap Rate of 12.5%. (Maybe I need to read your book). Thank you.

[@funfilmsforfamily142]

Would you address this crazy ESG movement.

[@darrencarter6016]

Great video, but one confusing thing here - when you talk about the sticker price is that simply the value of total assets minus total liabilities? So many ways to value a company I never know what people are using 😬

[@randombanana640]

i think what he meant the "sticker value" is the intrinsic value or the fair value of the business. not book value/equity/net worth

[@mikeb5030]

BABA right now is in a massive margin of safety!

[@Rossdink]

This guy is awesome

[@PhilTownRule1Investing]

Thanks for following along!

[@jonaspereira007]

I like to invest in sectores that have great probability to grow in the future. For example I invested in Vestas before the pandemic because I see great potential in wind turbines. I'm also investing now in electric companies like ABB or Emerson Electric. There will be a lot of electrification and these companies make components for that electrification and don't seem too overvalued in terms of P/E ratio and also their balance sheet looks fine. Let's see if my bet pays off.

[@PhilTownRule1Investing]

Thanks for sharing!

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Just reading a book "THE INVESTMENT CHECKLIST" the art af in-depth research by Micheal Shearn Really great book. Love your info

[@Sam-jj8sg]

Hello my name is Sam. I have a question and hope you can give me an answer...when calculating the Margin of Safety by using your tool on the website, I must enter the FGR of the company..is that the EPS next 5y Growth rate? or the EPS next y?? Thanks in advance

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Great book, simple enough for beginners and enough detail to plant new ideas into the minds of those with a few years under their belts

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