DDM Flashcards

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FORMULA: DDM

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P0=∑(t=1)^∞ Div/(1+ke)^t =DPS/(ke-g)

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How to estimate growth rates?

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  • Historical growth
  • Analysts estimates: follow market capitalization, institutional holding, trading volume but can make errors
  • Fundamentals: growth in equity earnings, growth in operating income
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Common errors between analysts in estimating g

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tunnel vision
lemmingitis
stockholm syndrome
factophobia
Dr Jekyll/Mr Hyde
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FORMULAS: Growth rate (g)

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g=RR x ROE=Equity Reinvestment rate x ROE

g=Net reinvestment rate x ROCE

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FORMULA: Net Reinvestment Rate

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Net Reinvestment rate= (CAPEX-D&A+ ∆WC)/(EBIT (1-Tax rate))

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6
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Terminal Value estimates

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Liquidation value
Multiple approach
Stable growth model (Exp Cash flow next period/k-g)

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7
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Prerequisites to use DDM

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predictability
well-established div policy
pays most of EPS.

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Growth rate features

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g cannot be higher than the growth rate of the economy, it can be negative
small changes of it can change the valuation significantly.

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9
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High growth companies

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low dividends
high risk
high ROCE
high net capex
low leverage
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Stable growth companies

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high dividends
average risk
ROCE closer to WACC
lower Net Capex
leverage closer to industry average.
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Why firms usually tend to pay less dividends?

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stability
investment needs
tax factors
signaling
managerial self-interest
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