Quick Guides to Investment Calculation & Value Investing

Quick Guides to Investment Calculation

Our Quick Learning Guides explain all about the time value of investments, value stock investing, financial ratios and balance sheets. Guides supplied in MS Word.

Quick Guide To Investment Calculations

Our very own Quick Guide to Investment Calculations contains 30 pages packed with equations, explanations and worked examples that form the basis of the Time Value of Money calculations applying Net Present Value and Rate of Return formula. Comparison between straightforward return on capital and break even points in constant dollar terms, and the Net Present Value investment rule based on the discounted cash flow formula. Corrections to Excel NPV and IRR functions fully explained plus applications to company valuations and real estate investments.

Our Guide to Investment Calculations is supplied as a free accompaniment with Investment-Calc 7.3.

Topics, formula, explanations include:

Rate of Return formula and payback in constant dollar terms.
Net Present Value rules and calculations incorporating the time value of money.
Explaining discounted cash flow equations.
NPV worked examples.
Internal Rate of Return (IRR) explained.
Impact of accelerated depreciation on capital investment appraisals.
Financial modelling tips.
Adjusting Excel for NPV and IRR calculations.
Applying Goal Seek to determining IRR values.
Share valuation guide.
Applying NPV and IRR to real estate investing.
How to use and apply Investment-Calc 7.3 to all the above with worked examples.

Quick Guide To Value Investing

This Quick Guide supplies 15 pages of description and formula for those who want to learn more about the highly acclaimed and time-tested "Graham" method of Stock Valuation. Explains how and why investors use this "Intrinsic Value Method" to find successful investments. Intrinsic value focuses on using real historical results from companies to calculate specially significant performance ratios and forecast real value per share.

Walks you through how to "value" a share, using the Disney stock just as an example, with step-by-step guidelines using SEC reports, showing screen copies of our Value Investment Ratios Excel workbook calculating Disney ratios and fair market value prediction. Can be used to value any public or private stock.

With this Quick Learning Guide you learn about "intrinsic values" and the ratios that form the bedrock of this system, plus how to apply time value based investment return calculations to value stocks the way professionals do. You will learn skills that will help you evaluate any share price, and you will learn how to apply the time-tested principles of "value" investing in your day-to-day investing programs.

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