Comments on: How to Value Stocks : Part-1 http://www.optionpundit.net/fundamental-analysis/how-to-value-stocks-part-1 Powerful option trading strategies for consistent income. Credit spread, Iron Condor, Calendar spread, Double Diagonal, Income Spread. Wed, 03 Dec 2008 23:26:15 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: OptionPundit http://www.optionpundit.net/fundamental-analysis/how-to-value-stocks-part-1#comment-3952 OptionPundit Sat, 30 Jun 2007 11:24:32 +0000 http://www.optionpundit.net/fundamental-analysis/how-to-value-stocks-part-1#comment-3952 Dear JMOT, thanks for the comments. I plan to write about other models later and DCF is one of those. DCF suits for companies that are in the growth stage. You gotta use mutiple stage model within overall DCF model to compute good intrinsic value. You may use it for companies like GOOG. Thanks for sharing about this with your readers. I appreciate it. Dear JMOT, thanks for the comments. I plan to write about other models later and DCF is one of those. DCF suits for companies that are in the growth stage. You gotta use mutiple stage model within overall DCF model to compute good intrinsic value. You may use it for companies like GOOG.

Thanks for sharing about this with your readers. I appreciate it.

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]]> By: JMOT http://www.optionpundit.net/fundamental-analysis/how-to-value-stocks-part-1#comment-3945 JMOT Sat, 30 Jun 2007 06:32:41 +0000 http://www.optionpundit.net/fundamental-analysis/how-to-value-stocks-part-1#comment-3945 Hi OP, great example on the Dividend Growth Model. I have also read about a popular Discounted Cash Flow model. Any idea which types of companies suits this model? Hi OP, great example on the Dividend Growth Model. I have also read about a popular Discounted Cash Flow model. Any idea which types of companies suits this model?

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