stock valuation, students are expected to present some valuation for a company/companies. You can pick any method(s) you prefer. That is, you can present a valuation based on multiples method (see page 1 in suggested format), or DCF method, or both.
For the DCF method, the construction of the estimates is much more involved than the multiples method. If you’d like to work on it please feel free to do so!
Here are two websites that you can grab data for analysis, using Apple Inc. as an example:
https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/AAPL/financials
https://www.google.com/finance/quote/AAPL:NASDAQ?hl＝en&window＝1Y
If you want to do the DCF method, but data is too much to handle for now, you can work on the mini case (pages 2 and 3, with guiding questions)
please use home depot vs lowes I have put my first part of the project as an example and I ve put the sample so you can see how it looks and the first attachment is the suggested sample by the professor
Category: Corporate finance
stock valuation, students are expected to present some valuation for a company/companies. You can pick any method(s) you prefer. That is, you can present a valuation based on multiples method (see page 1 in suggested format), or DCF method, or both.
For the DCF method, the construction of the estimates is much more involved than the multiples method. If you’d like to work on it please feel free to do so!
Here are two websites that you can grab data for analysis, using Apple Inc. as an example:
https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/AAPL/financials
https://www.google.com/finance/quote/AAPL:NASDAQ?hl＝en&window＝1Y
If you want to do the DCF method, but data is too much to handle for now, you can work on the mini case (pages 2 and 3, with guiding questions)
please use home depot vs lowes I have put my first part of the project as an example and I ve put the sample so you can see how it looks and the first attachment is the suggested sample by the professor