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Reading 49 Equity Valuation: Concepts and Basic Tools (Layout)
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This reading is organized as follows:
Section 2 discusses the implications of differences between estimated value and market price.
Section 3 introduces three major categories of valuation model.
Section 4 presents an overview of present value models with a focus on the dividend discount model.
Section 5 describes and examines the use of multiples in valuation.
Section 6 explains asset-based valuation and demonstrates how these models can be used to estimate value.
Section 7 states conclusions and summarizes the reading.
Section 2 discusses the implications of differences between estimated value and market price.
Section 3 introduces three major categories of valuation model.
Section 4 presents an overview of present value models with a focus on the dividend discount model.
Section 5 describes and examines the use of multiples in valuation.
Section 6 explains asset-based valuation and demonstrates how these models can be used to estimate value.
Section 7 states conclusions and summarizes the reading.
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Reading 49 Equity Valuation: Concepts and Basic Tools (Intro)
e market price as an estimate of value. Valuation is particularly important in active equity portfolio management, which aims to improve on the return–risk trade-off of a portfolio’s benchmark by identifying mispriced securities. <span>This reading is organized as follows. Section 2 discusses the implications of differences between estimated value and market price. Section 3 introduces three major categories of valuation model. Section 4 presents an overview of present value models with a focus on the dividend discount model. Section 5 describes and examines the use of multiples in valuation. Section 6 explains asset-based valuation and demonstrates how these models can be used to estimate value. Section 7 states conclusions and summarizes the reading. <span><body><html>
Reading 49 Equity Valuation: Concepts and Basic Tools (Intro)
e market price as an estimate of value. Valuation is particularly important in active equity portfolio management, which aims to improve on the return–risk trade-off of a portfolio’s benchmark by identifying mispriced securities. <span>This reading is organized as follows. Section 2 discusses the implications of differences between estimated value and market price. Section 3 introduces three major categories of valuation model. Section 4 presents an overview of present value models with a focus on the dividend discount model. Section 5 describes and examines the use of multiples in valuation. Section 6 explains asset-based valuation and demonstrates how these models can be used to estimate value. Section 7 states conclusions and summarizes the reading. <span><body><html>
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