Until Nov 21, you have access to all the premium content on Morningstar. Quickly sign up (no credit card required) or log in now! Go go go. Thanks to Contrarian Value Investing for the notice. I've also made a quick comparison between Morningstar fair value and my fair values.
Continue reading...Thursday, July 10, 2008
Need information about competitors? Tired of Google, Yahoo or other websites showing incorrect competitor data or just not enough information? Problem solved.
Continue reading...Sunday, June 29, 2008
I was browsing through the SMF Yahoo Groups and I came across a nice looking spreadsheet that graphs up to 10 years of information. When I look for or create spreadsheets my focus is on ease of use and pleasing aesthetics. If at first glance the spreadsheet is overwhelming, no one will want to use it, including myself. With that in mind, I bring you this new spreadsheet.
Continue reading...Friday, June 27, 2008
Although finding great, stable companies with more than 10 years of history to examine is ideal, not all companies fall into this category. A boat load of companies fall into the category of around 5 years of operational history. This modified spreadsheet calculates the intrinsic value based on the last 5 years and I'll also take you through the steps to modify the spreadsheet yourself so that you can apply it to other databases other than Morningstar.
Continue reading...Thursday, March 27, 2008
As the title suggests, beware of how you use the spreadsheets. Like a pen, a finance spreadsheet can be used to create wonderful ideas and opportunities or it could just as easily ruin you and leave your mouth gaping open with a crap taste in your mouth. I've noticed a lot of people downloading the files and although I have a disclaimer tab in there, I would like to expand on some things.
Continue reading...Monday, March 24, 2008
Previously I put up a Graham intrinsic value spreadsheet. As with any intrinsic value calculating method, there are shortcomings and disadvantages. Even with this new one that I have uploaded, there are disadvantages but it is logical and reasonable. This spreadsheet utilises the Discounted Cash Flow method, which I believe to be the most logical method of calculating a company's value.
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