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fantastic it worked !!

I was so fucking frustrated haha thank you so much 🙏

You made my day!! Big thanks

It doesnt work now buddy, how to fix it?

lly also has negative free cash flow according to some data

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It doesn't work

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Why some BETA of some stocks is not fetched?

how do you create screener by % change or price without mentioning one specific stock, but screen all stocks.

I don't know why I cant get it I check many time that its the same as what your doing. What I wanted to use this it for was Exchange: NYSE and also Country: USA on either Finviz CNBC MarketWatch Yahoo, google. only managed to get it to work on Yahoo intermittently :(

Currently Juni.2024 I'ts table 10.

How to import div data from other site...like tradingview

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Nice

Perhaps you can add FCFE and FCFF as oppose to DCF for analysis.

Your analysis is childish

can you look at LVS, based on the Graham and Peter Lynch models, LVS looks to be in the fair value range.

when i use this with a non dividend stock like AMZN, I get some errors as it is searching for a dividend but doesn't fine one. I guess some additional coding needs to be done to allow it to analyze a non dividend stock?

Awesome!

Does not work with the UK exchanges, even after using prefix/suffix L. LSE. LSE: and L: . US centric again

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What is your thoughts on this stock and do you think it is trading at a discount as the data suggest?

Can you use the US Corporate bond yield for a European stock like Bettson in the Graham formula?

dont work formula

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can you do similar tutorial but using dcf valuation model pls

What is your thoughts on either of these two Dividend Kings? Let us know!

Thank you for the wonderful educational video. What is the best way to download all S&P500 stocks, with limited price value of ($30.00 to $60.00) on my spreadsheet? I appreciate very much for any help.

Another good tutorial!

Great tutorial 👍🏻

What is your favorite way to find the value a stock?

Im loading up on NVO, it will be the 1st 1T€ company

What is your thoughts on either of these two stocks? Do you think Tesla could be a good buy for the long-run? Let us know!

What is your favority method for picking the right stock?

What is your thoughts on either of these two stocks? Could Vodafone be a great buy for the long run? Let us know!

I have bought Eli Lilly couple days ago and now I lost almost 100$… do you think I should hold it or sell it because it‘s really high rated?

I got both stocks due to the two companies almost got the monopol for weight loss medicine and diabetes medicine. Novo Nordisk also seems to have new weight loss medicine to take over for the current medicine. Both companies will have a huge sales growing in the coming years and all over the world.

Both will have sales growing like crazy until 2032. The calculation does not take that into account.

Interesting

Great video. It looks like Eli Lilly is way to expensive at the moment, but I would have to take a closer look at Novo Nordisk as it is a great and interesting company.

What is your thoughts on either of these two hyped defensive stocks? Let us know!

I just looked at their Q4-23 financials and ran some assumptions for a fair value assessment... The FCF for AMZN has been very volatile in recent quarters due to major capital expense projects.... there are a few different ways to interpret the future of AMZN's FCF. I looked at analyst estimates of their EPS going forward five years and they were well above 20% per year growth. Given what I think and trying to stay on the conservative side of things, here are my assumptions and results: Base Year FCF: 26B FCF Growth (first 5, years 6-20, perpetual): 19%, 8%, 2% Share Issuance (5 years, perpetual): 1.5%, -0.5% Margin of Safety: 25% Fair Value Price/sh at discount rates 5%, 10%, 15% and 20%, respectively: $270, $85, $50, $35 Since the current price is $177/sh, I see the expected (safe) return being only 7%-8%. To me, this isn't a great opportunity at the current price... And they have taken on a lot of debt, their FCF pipeline has question marks due to the capital intensivity. On the other hand, I can easily set the assumptions to derive an expected return of 9-10% ($30B FCF base, 22% NFY/ 10% medium term growth, +1% NFY shares growth and -1% perpetual share buybacks, 20% MOS). All that to say, it would take fairly wild assumptions to see Amazon returning Fair Value expected return of >15% at this price. 6/8 Pillars, 15/21 Subpillars.

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If you would like a copy of the Intrinsic Stock Valuation Tool then click on the link 👇 where you can get access to this 🙂 www.patreon.com/user?u=78318634 And what is your thoughts on either of these stocks? Would one of them be a good buy for the long run?

If you would like a copy of the Intrinsic Stock Valuation Tool then click on the link 👇 where you can get access to this 🙂 www.patreon.com/user?u=78318634 And what is your thoughts on either of these stocks? Would one of them be a good buy for the long run?

If you would like a copy of the Intrinsic Stock Valuation Tool then click on the link 👇 where you can get access to this 🙂 www.patreon.com/user?u=78318634

If you would like a copy of the Intrinsic Stock Valuation Tool then click on the link 👇 where you can get access to this 🙂 www.patreon.com/user?u=78318634 And what is your thoughts on either of these stocks? Would Abibaba be a good buy for the long run at its current stock price?

How did you find table 9?

Brokie