Stock Valuation Models

Hi /r/StockMarket ,

I'm an undergraduate student from Indonesia, and am writing my bachelor's thesis.

My hypothesis is this; it is an open secret that the Indonesian stock market is dominated by a handful of large players (banks and their subsidiary funds), so we small players must try to predict their objectives (usually by looking at charts and volumes) rather than analyzing fundamentals.

So the topic for my thesis is to prove this by taking some well-known valuation models and applying them to Indonesian stocks and see if the real returns match.

The problem is, I don't know much about these models (because I depend on charts) so no I ask you, can you give me some that you personally depend on ?

I've got some by skimming Investopedia and Wikipedia :

1. Gordon's Growth Model

2. Nerbrand Z

3. Sum of Perpetuities Method

Thank you very much for your help.

P.S. Reddit is being blocked by the Indonesian Telcom Ministry (all hail Big Brother, even if he is incompetent) so I have to use my desktop's Tor to reply. As a result, I might take long to reply. So thanks for all who reply beforehand.

Submitted April 11, 2015 at 12:28AM by KderNacht http://ift.tt/1NoeIfk