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Quote kulman Replybullet Posted: 16/Jan/2009 at 9:43am
Following equation needs a correction:

Multiply the result by '0' in case of dishonest promoters, corrupt auditors etc.

On a serious note, during early days I used to look for such formulae. Experience has taught that there isn't any single easy formula for success in capital markets.

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Quote Nitesh_Inc Replybullet Posted: 16/Jan/2009 at 11:44am
Originally posted by kulman

Following equation needs a correction:

Multiply the result by '0' in case of dishonest promoters, corrupt auditors etc.

On a serious note, during early days I used to look for such formulae. Experience has taught that there isn't any single easy formula for success in capital markets.

 

 

Subjectivity is an integral element.

 

Management Adjustment Factor & Auditor Adjustment Factor (Scale of 0 to 1) should be multiplied to whatever forecasted prices that one arrives at using the “formulae”.

 

If only one can correctly rate the Managements & Auditors.

 

Then perhaps we may get the formula to success Wink
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Quote kulman Replybullet Posted: 17/Jan/2009 at 12:46pm
Besides as Buffett says...Businesses seldom operate in a tranquil, no-surprise environment, and earnings simply don’t advance smoothly (except, of course, in the offering books of investment bankers).


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Quote basant Replybullet Posted: 17/Jan/2009 at 1:45pm
In India as long as the retail investor is alive and kicking (at himself) nothing goes to zero as long as youy pay the listing fees to the exchange. HFCL still trades in double digits and so does Global Tele and Silverline.
 
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Following equation needs a correction:

Multiply the result by '0' in case of dishonest promoters, corrupt auditors etc.

On a serious note, during early days I used to look for such formulae. Experience has taught that there isn't any single easy formula for success in capital markets.

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Quote vijayM Replybullet Posted: 20/Jan/2009 at 10:21pm

I wish to remind the teddies that this thread was started with the intension of getting some insight into the calculation of intrinsic value. Please share your knowledge with some case studies.

 
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Quote Hitesh Shah Replybullet Posted: 20/Jan/2009 at 10:33pm
I'm sorry you're not getting the help you want. Maybe because this calculation is based on some subjective factors.

By this I mean future values... which are always a matter of personal opinion.
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Quote nav_1996 Replybullet Posted: 20/Jan/2009 at 10:34pm
How do we calculate intrinsic value of a NBFC? Is BV a good indicator. I am assuming that as per RBI guidance every Q, NPAs have to be written-off.
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Quote basant Replybullet Posted: 20/Jan/2009 at 6:14am
RoE/Risk free rate of raturn times Book value is agood indicator.
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