Choose the lens you want to value through. All three share the same input style and recompute as you type.
02 Inputs
Enter the figures for the active model.
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Fair-value sanity check: the growth rate must sit below the discount rate for the Gordon formula to produce a finite, positive value.
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Fair value needs r > g. If required return is not above growth, the denominator (r − g) is zero or negative and no finite fair value exists.
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Terminal growth must sit below the required return. Stage-1 growth should normally stay at or above terminal growth for the model to read sensibly.
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Total return = (sale price − buy price + dividends) ÷ buy price. CAGR recomposes that per-share return into the average annual rate over the holding period.
03 Detail
The discounted cash-flow breakdown behind the headline number.
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Pick a model and enter its inputs to run the valuation.
Gordon constant growth sets the implied required return as the sum of next year's dividend yield and the growth rate. Multi-stage splits value into explicitly modelled near-term dividends plus a discounted terminal value. Historical return measures what actually happened between two prices.
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