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Choosing Growth Rates and Discount Rates

June 1st, 2008

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Enoch Ko from The Wealth Accumulator brought up some very good questions related to my K-Tron analysis and wrote a interesting follow up post on Thinking About Growth. So while the topic of growth was still on my mind, I decided to revive a couple of old posts I had written in February.

Looking Back at Growth and Discount Rates

I re-read what I wrote and I still hold to it and I think it is a good time to bring it up again because there have been some new readers and probably think I’m crazy for using the methods that I do when evaluating companies. So I invite you to read it and let me know how big a fool you think I am :)

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Tags: discount rate, growth rate, ktii, ktron

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