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A spreadsheet for valuing the equity component of a firm with initial high growth followed by stable growth using the free cash flow to equity model.
A spreadsheet for estimating the future capital expenditures of a firm, which is a critical component in the free cash flow models.
Provider of a flexible online stock calculator that discounts the free cash flow to the firm to determine a fair value price. Site includes definitions of terms, and allows the user to define the assumptions of the model.
A spreadsheet for valuing the equity component of a stable growth firm using the FCFE method.
The authors have developed a method for solving a key factor in portfolio strategy evaluation, namely determining the probability distributions of key value measures, such as the net present value of free cash flow. This task can be computationa.
Discussion of the value of a corporate brand name, and the relation to overall firm value (pdf version, requires Adobe Acrobat).
A spreadsheet to value the equity component of a firm with initial high growth, followed by an intermediate period, and ending with a stable growth period using the free cash flow to equity model.
A spreadsheet for valuing the equity component of a firm using the free cash flow to firm model.
Definition of FCFF models, and contrast to FCFE model.
Definition of FCFF models, and contrast to FCFE model (pdf version, requires Adobe Acrobat).
An overview of the free cash flow to equity model.
A spreadsheet for valuing a firm with a high-growth, intermediate, and stable growth period using the free cash flow to the firm model.
An introduction to free cash flow analysis, and applications for Spredgar Excel spreadsheets (click on contents).
A spreadsheet for valuing a firm with an initial high-growth period followed by a stable growth period using the free cash flow to the firm model.
A study of abnormal returns that can be earned using a free cash flow investment strategy.
Discussion of the value of a corporate brand name, and the relation to overall firm value.
Definition and description of FCFE models, and how they differ from dividend discount models (pdf version, requires Adobe Acrobat).
Definition and description of FCFE models, and how they differ from dividend discount models.
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