Price Multiples Based on Forecasted Fundamentals

 Justified Leading P/E Multiple based on Fundamentals $$\text{Justified leading}\ \frac{\text{P}_{0}}{\text{E}_1} =\frac{\text{D}_{1}⁄\text{E}_1}{\text{r}-\text{g}}=\frac{1-\text{b}}{\text{r}-\text{g}}$$ Where: \(1-\text{b}=\) Payout Ratio $$\begin{align*}\text{Justified leading}\ \frac{\text{P}_{0}}{\text{E}_0} &=\frac{\frac{\text{D}_{0}(1+\text{g})}{\text{E}_0}}{\text{r}-\text{g}}=\frac{(1-\text{b})(1+\text{g})}{\text{r}-\text{g}}=\bigg(\frac{1-\text{b}}{\text{r}-\text{g}}\bigg)(1+\text{g})\\ \text{Justified trailing}&=\text{Justified leading}\ \frac{\text{P}}{\text{E}}\times(1+\text{g})\end{align*}$$ If earnings are expected to grow by \(g\), next year’s earnings will be greater than last…

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Fundamental Factors that Affect Alternative Price Multiples and Dividend Yield

 Justified P/E Multiple Based on Fundamentals DCF valuation models can be used to estimate the justified P/E for a stock and to gain insight into the sources of valuation differences when the method of comparables is used. Connecting P/Es…

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Earnings Yield

 Using the P/E ratio in-stock selection involves ranking stocks from highest value to the lowest. However, ranking zero and negative P/Es would rank them below the lowest positive P/E when they are actually the most costly. A solution for…

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Issues in Calculating EPS

 Companies are required to disclose both basic EPS and diluted EPS. Basic EPS is the total earnings divided by the weighted average number of shares outstanding during the period. Diluted EPS reflects the effect of exercised stock options, warrants,…

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Calculating and Interpreting Alternative Price Multiples

 P/E Ratios Trailing P/E is calculated using the last period’s earnings as: $$\text{Trailing P⁄E}= \frac{\text{Market price per share}}{\text{EPS over previous 12 months}}$$ This is preferred when future earnings are unavailable. Leading P/E is calculated using the next period’s expected…

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Alternative Price Multiples Rationales and Drawbacks

 Price to Earnings Ratios There are several advantages of P/E multiples: Earnings drive the stock value. The P/E ratio is simple to calculate and widely used. According to research, differences in P/E is related to the long-run average return…

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Calculating a Justified Price Multiple

 A justified price multiple estimates the fair value of a price multiple that can be justified based on the method of forecasted fundamentals or the method of comparables. The justified price multiple is the value the multiple would be…

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Price and Enterprise Value Multiples in Valuation

 There are two methods of using price and enterprise value multiples: The method of comparables. The method based on forecasted fundamentals. The Method of Comparables The method of comparables is the valuation of an asset based on multiples of…

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Study Notes for CFA® Level II – Portfolio Management – offered by AnalystPrep

Reading 39: Exchange-Traded Funds: Mechanics and Applications -a. Explain the creation/redemption process of ETFs and the function of authorized participants; -b. Describe how ETFs are traded in secondary markets; -c. Describe sources of tracking error for ETFs; -d. Describe factors…

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Study Notes for CFA® Level II – Derivatives – offered by AnalystPrep

Reading 33: Pricing and Valuation of Forward Commitments -a. Describe the carry arbitrage model without underlying cashflows and with underlying cashflows; -b. Describe how equity forwards and futures are priced, and calculate and interpret their no-arbitrage value; -c. Describe how…

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