So I've been reading about Graham's method of finding NCAV (Net current asset value) which is supposed to determine the asset value of a company, and if you can find one below the market value of a share you are getting a bargain. However, I also learned about Intrinsic value to determine whether a stock would be of good value or not. Which is better or is there some middle ground to consider?
MSFT market price: $84 NCAV : $95 Intrinsic Value: $49.10
NCAV says it is undervalued but intrinsic says its overvalued. (IV calculated from buffettsbooks.com calculator
Submitted December 14, 2017 at 06:10PM by mattyfinna http://ift.tt/2ksKGfJ
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