What is the Best Way to Value Stocks? Valuing Different Types of Stocks

[@robertocortesi4236]

If I understand correctly, the project you want to build is a program, a software, a database, seasoned with a little A.I. who is able even before analyzing the stock in detail, to understand what type of shares the stock to be analyzed corresponds to, for example start-ups, blue chips, turn arounds, asset plays, fast growers, etc. , and subsequently obtained its collacation, perform the fundamental analysis, based on the optimal model for that type of company or at least perform more than one analysis on it based on several methods ordered according to their greater fit on the stock specific.

[@crizdancemedia]

Is there any video showing this method evaluating actual stocks as an example?

[@aparecidabibiana5476]

There are many scammers posing as brokers just to take away people’s hard earn money that’s pure wickedness .

[@hebeigucci5367]

Yes that’s true , this platform need to put more restrictions to people who indulge in such.

[@jakethompson8737]

I agree with you and this people create a lot of confusion which makes people afraid of investing.

[@aguilarkristine7022]

I prefer working with an organized firm than a broker,some of these brokers are not licensed and people are at risk of loosing money

[@NathanLewis7871]

@@aguilarkristine7022 I agree with you there are some many firms around Please can you tell me which firm you invest with ,you can send me a mail if you are not comfortable publicizing.

[@aguilarkristine7022]

@@NathanLewis7871 I work with indextrade at least am sure of the safety of my investment and it’s approved there you are in charge of your portfolio and the trade for you.

[@Kumachanchan]

Jimmy is the real deal

[@AssociateEquity]

Jimmy, Can you make the final, composite chart on today's video 'Best Ways to Value Stocks' available in a downloadable format (pdf, jpg, etc)? Thank you.

[@grc7231]

Hi Jimmy. Does the software include the ability to set up portfolios by sector, or theme?

[@japdoh2778]

Thank you so much!

[@SimplyLongTermInvesting]

I love your DCF website Jimmy. Thanks for the amaIng videos you always upload 🙏

[@guyredares]

What about your INTC shares?

[@bobm7325]

Looking forward to the additional features to make it easier.

[@bdwolf3638]

Congratulations on developing a much needed service for aspiring investors. It should be a home run for you.

[@josephlombardo1267]

Is FCF for P/FCF and EV/FCF calculated in the same way or changes in the debt level are taken into account for the latter?

[@monsterboomer8051]

Good graphics to explain.

[@David.Marquez]

Hey Jimmy! Do you think a bank stock can be valued through a dividend discount model if it has predictable dividends or is there some nuance lost there?

[@felipeturbayr]

Jimmy, do you have some kind of tutorial on how to use the current DCF tool? thanks!

[@xst-k6]

Dividend growth stocks seem attractive these days, could you show how to value those using the Gordon Growth model? May be other models as well...? Please & thank you 👍🏽

[@mistro888-h2b]

1st and I was just reading about intrinsic value when this video popped up. Thanks as usual

[@justjay3750]

jimmy, you are amazing. love the content, best channel by far.

[@leechoonyau]

Hi Jimmy , do you think the valuations of Singapore market STI companies can be included? Keep up the good stuff and sharing.

[@JakeonFinance]

Hey Jimmy, I'd be interested to get your take on Salesforce at the moment. It's an interesting one that I'm struggling to figure out the best method of calculating fair value. I know you talked about them about a year ago, but it's a lot more interesting now at a much lower price and with the announcement of $10B in share buybacks. Thanks for the great vids man! I really enjoy em.

[@cook6052]

...AND amortization. Great job and look forward to your future video's. Appreciate your energy and knowledge.

[@mmytacist]

This was really informative and will be a great feature

[@daveclark6324]

I remember this feature being mentioned early on. This is the main feature for which I have been waiting. Glad to hear it is in development. 👍

[@dustinschumm6158]

We can all see the positives of a dark time. Investing if you have the cash is awesome in a down time. I believe ETF investing is tricky these times. Though it’s still very popular, it just keeps buying the same stocks again and again. Stock picking with decent analysis will still payoff. Every investment is the present value of all future cash flows. I made over $390k in gains from the Q1. You have to keep diversifying well enough if you must stay up in this market. Not wise to sit and hold on to money that should be working for you. investing for the long term is always a win

[@Offixial_cash]

I'm MUCH more interested in buying stocks now that they are cheap, but I have no idea about stocks to buy or what assets that would yield highest potential and so on. Your portfolio is freaking awesome how did you achieve theses feat?

[@dustinschumm6158]

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[@hermanwalker6389]

A times used to sell stocks when I should have been buying. I regret my decisions now. I was wondering if investing in a cumulative ETF during this next decade is a sound investment, Coz I intend to invest long term. I found her official website after looking up her name onlin . Quite impressed at her achievements. Do you give out your funds in the process of copying her trades?

[@dustinschumm6158]

@@hermanwalker6389 The trick is ''knowing who to copy''. It's 100% legit and very transparent to work with. You don't give out fund here that's the ideal for this system, you have control over your funds and It stays right in your account. Your account will only mirror her trades in real time. You should probably give it a shot if you need help with this insane market. Get in touc h. It's only a recommendation BTW so it's still your choice. Cheers!

[@wesleyclay7242]

Bear markets can be golden opportunities to build some serious long term wealth. Buying stable Quality Companies. There are a a lot of cheap opportunity's out there with the Growth and Moat to back it up.

[@hesham_ahmed]

very very good video

[@extremepsyche3135]

This video seems like an infomercial from start to finish.

[@davidlloyd4443]

With everything that is happening, most of us are a paycheck away from being homeless, hope we are all prepared, get yourself an alternate source of income

[@gabrielmm3515]

The most important thing that should be on everyone mind currently should be to invest in different sources of income that doesn't depend on the government. Especially with the current economic crisis around the word. This is still a good time to invest in various stocks gold, silver and digital currencies.

[@graciebarry7074]

You're right! If you are not conversant with the markets, I'd advise you to get some kind of advice or assistance from a financial/investing coach. I diversified my $450K portfolio across various market with the aid of an investment advisor and I've been able to generate a little bit above $1.2m in net profit across high dividend yield stocks, Etf and bonds this red season. For me, its themost ideal way to jump into the market these days

[@BenjaminAdams800]

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[@graciebarry7074]

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[@tahakhaled2667]

It is a valuable information. Thanks a lot

[@OpenDoorEnglish]

Hi Jimmy, Could you recommend some books that cover how to make these calculations? It would be very interesting and would not negatively affect subscriptions to your website because most people don’t have time/willpower to sit and do maths at home when they’ve finished work - they’d rather pay for a service like you’re offering. Looks like you’re putting together a really complete product and I look forward to seeing it in action.

[@diegolatorre7319]

Great video! How do you value asset management firms? Do you use P/Book Value or some sort of metric that includes AUM? Is net income useful to value these firms?

[@Conangreer]

Thanks Jimmy. FCF is a great metric, but certain companies/industries have large Capex or employee stock awards that throw the value off far from the owner’s earnings off. Any plans in the future for a Owner’s Earnings valuation?

[@UnknownTomorrow]

That was a great video explaining where each method fits and how your website will help. The only thing that could have improved it would have been a 1 minute examine of where things would be in the webpage (where you enter: the discount you want, stock symbol, the other options, etc and how it displays) which you show in other videos but a new person may not realize that.

[@diseasefreeforall]

You are missing clinical stage biotechs, which usually generate no or little revenue but can have market caps in the hundreds of millions or more depending on how far the drug has progressed and efficacy/safety results already shown, cash runway, TAM and future milestone payments/royalties.

[@nimaeusman2183]

😀l am so happy my financial life has totally changed ever since I ventured into stock investment. Ive been earning over $18,000 dollars every single week.

[@alejandro1242]

Interesting not to see EV/FCF multiple here, that historically gave the best return since is the most accurate on FCF positive companies. I used DCF alone in the past, but then I realise since best stocks almost always have the premium priced in make close to impossible buy them. Or some cases as MNST, V, MA... that always have a higher multiple such as 25-30 times even not being big growers make imposible to buy them with DCF alone. Thats why I prefer to check what market consider a fair EV/FCF (average of last 10 years) and use is as a guide to calculate intrinsic value. At the end market dicides what a bussiness should worth, and DCF dont take that into account. I only reduce my EV/FCF asumptions if growth rate is estimated to decrease compared to previous 10-5 years.

[@TheRetailFundManagerPH]

He made this video to basically promote his tool so that it can look legit. But it's absolutely trash. I mean GE is undervalued? 🤣

[@bobm7325]

So is MMM if you want to take the risk.