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Fundamental Analysis & Valuation

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Capital Allocation Fundamental Analysis & Valuation qualitative Management's decisions about where to deploy the cash a business generates: reinvestment, acquisitions, debt repayment, dividends or buybacks. Test: incremental capital deployed earns a return above the cost of capital, judged over several years Capital Asset Pricing Model Fundamental Analysis & Valuation % A model that estimates the return required on an asset as the risk-free rate plus a premium proportional to its market risk. Expected Return = Risk-Free Rate + Beta x (Expected Market Return - Risk-Free Rate) Cash Conversion Cycle Fundamental Analysis & Valuation days The number of days between paying for inputs and collecting cash from customers. Cash Conversion Cycle = Inventory Days + Debtor Days - Creditor Days Comparable Company Analysis Fundamental Analysis & Valuation qualitative The selection and adjustment of a peer group whose multiples are used to value a target company. Test: peers share the business model, growth profile, margin structure, capital intensity and regulatory environment of the target Compound Annual Growth Rate Fundamental Analysis & Valuation % The constant annual rate at which a value would have had to grow to move from its starting figure to its ending figure. CAGR = (Ending Value / Beginning Value) raised to (1 / Number of Years) - 1 Consensus Estimate Fundamental Analysis & Valuation The average of analysts' forecasts for a company's future earnings, revenue or other metric. Consensus Estimate = Mean or Median of Contributing Analysts' Individual Forecasts Cost of Equity Fundamental Analysis & Valuation % The return shareholders require for bearing the risk of owning a company's shares. Cost of Equity = Risk-Free Rate + Beta x Equity Risk Premium Current Ratio Fundamental Analysis & Valuation ratio (x, times) Current assets divided by current liabilities, measuring whether short-term obligations are covered by short-term assets. Current Ratio = Current Assets / Current Liabilities