Equitapp vs DCF Valuation

Equitapp finds the estimated intrinsic value of any given stock using the DCF (discounted cash flow) valuation method. To do so, it derives the intrinsic value from data of four (4) required parameters. The parameters are the 5 year average Free Cash Flow, 5 year Exp EPS Growth, Discount Rate (expected return or cost of equity, purely subjective) and Shares Outstanding. Based on the parameters you enter, it generates an estimated intrinsic value for the stock and market cap. Description of the parameters are provided and how/where to get them, along with steps on how the calculations are done. All of your valuations are saved and editable for you to reference back to, so you can now toss your big Excel spreadsheets. Features include: - Customer Support: 24hr support on any questions and help with valuation - Research: Able to do research in-app through Wall Street Journal and Zacks Investment Research - Push Notifications: Keep you update on what's going on in the stock market - Sharing: Ability to share screenshots of your valuations with friends and family and save them in your Photos

Discounted cash flow (DCF) valuation considers the intrinsic value of a stock as the present value of its expected future cash flows. We use DCF analysis to value a company and its equity shares by valuing free cash flow to the company (FCFF) and free cash flow to equity (FCFE). Analysts often use more than one method to value a stock and it is clear that free cash flow analysis is almost universally used. Throughout the steps, the application will help you enter the necessary data, you can change the parameters as you like (appropriately) to finally value a stock at a reasonable value, and use it in your investment process. There are many ways to calculate FCFF, FCFE values, but in this application we use the popular formula with the input of cash flow from business operations (CFO), capital expenditure (Capex), interest expense (IE) and net debt. Main functions: - Valuation of stocks using DCF model with 2 methods FCFF and FCFE - Select 2-stage valuation model or 3-stage model - Save analysis history for comparison and evaluation - Customize parameters such as interest rate, risk-free rate of return, tax rate... for in-depth valuation analysis - Share valuation results Terms of Service: https://fuptrend.wordpress.com/term-of-service/ Privacy Policy: https://fuptrend.wordpress.com/privacy-policy/ Contact: stockinvestapp@gmail.com