Value Sense

<– Back to the Knowledge Base The Earnings Power Value (EPV) calculator is a conservative valuation method developed by Bruce Greenwald that estimates a company's intrinsic value based solely on its current, sustainable earnings without factoring in any future growth. This approach helps investors understand what a company

<– Back to the Knowledge Base The Ben Graham Fair Value calculator implements the foundational value investing principles of Benjamin Graham, the "father of value investing." This tool calculates a stock's intrinsic value using Graham's time-tested formula, which combines earnings power, growth expectations, and

<– Back to the Knowledge Base The Peter Lynch Fair Value calculator implements the renowned investor's approach to stock valuation, combining the Price-to-Earnings (P/E) ratio with a company's growth rate and dividend yield to determine if a stock is undervalued or overvalued. This time-tested method

<– Back to the Knowledge Base The Earnings Growth Model is a sophisticated tool that estimates the annual expected return of a stock over 3 or 5 years by breaking down total returns into three fundamental components. This approach helps you understand exactly where future returns are expected to come

The Relative Value Calculator determines whether a stock is cheap or expensive compared to similar companies and its own historical performance. Unlike absolute valuation methods, this tool focuses on relative comparisons to help you identify opportunities where stocks are trading at discounts or premiums to their peers and historical norms.

<– Back to the Knowledge Base The Reverse DCF Calculator is a powerful valuation tool that helps you understand what growth expectations are embedded in a stock's current price. Instead of calculating what a stock should be worth, it works backwards from the current price to reveal the