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Valuation Calculator

Use this form to calculate a value.  You will need the diluted earnings per share data for the last 10 years.

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  1. 5 Things to Remember as the Market Turns the Corner | ModernGraham.com
    April 3, 2009 at 9:04 am

    [...] 1.  Prices may fluctuate as Mr. Market sways his opinion, but values only change with earnings results.  A value of a company should be based on the earnings that it has achieved, and the present value of future earnings.  We use the past 10 years of earnings to determine an anticipated growth rate for a company, then use a normalized earnings per share amount to calculate the present value of that earnings per share grown in a perpetuity discounted at 11.78%.  This is the basis of Benjamin Graham’s formula from The Intelligent Investor, and you can easily calculate it yourself with the use of our valuation calculator. [...]

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