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Favourite Equation?

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      @hairyfairy exactly!

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        It’s the good ol’ dividend discount model for me. It’s simple, makes sense, I guess one of the basic valuation methodology. Forms a basis to all the different variations in cash flow definitions later on (FCFF, FCFE).

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        You’ll have to define the metrics to value a ‘favourite’ equation @MattJuniper… 😀

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        Ha! I use a discounted ‘gets your rocks off’ method!

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          Every equation I can remember under pressure is my favourite equation. When I realise I KNOW which equation to use, and know which values from the equation fit where…That’s ecstasy!

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            @hairyfairy Spot on!

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              hmm… actually I like the derivatives part pay off calculations… perhaps not strictly formula per se, because that section makes sense with all those charts of payoff and I never have to remember much formula for them!

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                I like TVM equations. The idea of being to reach across time (or payments across time) and settle for an equivalent one-shot payment, either now, or at any point in time, is pretty awesome. 🙂

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