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Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) and Absolute Valuation Techniques

Introduction

Introduction Discounted Cash Flow (11:01)

Absolute Valuation

Course Outline (8:16)
Valuation Methodologies (6:02)
Relative Valuation (11:59)

DCF

Basic Concepts of DCF (11:45)
Understand DCF Method (7:42)
More on DCF Method (6:50)
Using Concept of Terminal Value (7:37)
Common Trade of DCF Value (10:59)
Types of DCF (9:32)
Important Accounting Equations (3:34)

DCF Advantages

Advantages of DCF (12:02)
DCF Versus Comps (7:04)
Steps of DCF (11:06)
More on DFC Steps (11:48)
DCF Predicting the Cash Flows (7:09)
DCF Predicting the Cash Flows Continues (10:45)

Case Study

Starting with the Case Study (3:28)
Predicting the Cash Flows (8:02)
Case Study Explained (8:39)
Predicting Terminal Values (9:22)
Methods to Calculate Terminal Values (8:04)
Case study Step 2 Explained (5:45)
Case study Step 2 Explained Continues (6:09)
Working on DCF Explain (7:07)

Net Debt and Cost of Debt

Net Debt (4:01)
Cost of Debt (9:07)
More on Cost of Debt (5:35)
Cost of Equity (10:54)

Beta

Understand Beta (10:09)
Beta Continues (7:58)
Finalizing the case Study (12:10)
Creating a Sensitivity Table (7:18)
Concluding the Analysis (10:47)
Common Interview Questions (12:19)

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