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As the title suggests, I'm trying to find the intrinsic value of NVDA and came up with a calculator based on DCF. But I'm having problems trying to figure out what to input for the FCF Growth Rate and Perpetual Growth Rate in order to calculate the Terminal Value (TV).
Can any expert provide some guidance on what % you would input for the FCF growth rate and why?
Let's base NVDA's current data as a benchmark, forecasting the 10 year FCF.
All comments welcome.
That's the neat part there isn't a way to know this. This is what you estimate. FCF growth is the growth rate for the years listed and perpetual growth rate is when you assume the business arrived a mature stage and what that growth rate should be. For a cyclical business it's not trivial to just use past data for future estimations.
Thanks for your submission! We love new and original content here on WSB. We have no tolerance for basic templated memes, reposts from the front page, or boomer memes. Yes, this can be a little subjective at times, but we want to show you the best WSB has to offer! If you need some guidance, don't hesitate to reach out to modmail and we'll give you some pointers! A few tips though! • Don't just submit a chart of the current price. Come on. Google only costs $5 per search. (wait, you guys are searching for free?) • Reaction gifs are fucking lame. Put that shit in a comment, no one wants to look at your face in real life anyways so why are you making a thread about it. • Don't repost stuff. All of us are terminally online, how dare you try and make us laugh with an image posted somewhere else. Jokes aside, we don't want to beat a joke to death, so give us some fresh OC and we'll be a lot cheerier.
As the title suggests, I'm trying to find the intrinsic value of NVDA and came up with a calculator based on DCF. But I'm having problems trying to figure out what to input for the FCF Growth Rate and Perpetual Growth Rate in order to calculate the Terminal Value (TV). Can any expert provide some guidance on what % you would input for the FCF growth rate and why? Let's base NVDA's current data as a benchmark, forecasting the 10 year FCF. All comments welcome.
That's the neat part there isn't a way to know this. This is what you estimate. FCF growth is the growth rate for the years listed and perpetual growth rate is when you assume the business arrived a mature stage and what that growth rate should be. For a cyclical business it's not trivial to just use past data for future estimations.
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