Understanding Equity Market Valuation Methodology
Valuing company assets less liabilities, divided by outstanding shares.
Led by Paul Meadows · Financial markets trainer
- Duration
- 1 hour
- Price
- On request
- Delivery
- Online, in person or hybrid
- Availability
- Scheduled dates or privately on request
Course Overview
The valuation "tools of the trade" vary between sectors of the equity markets. Understanding which to apply, where and when, is essential knowledge for anyone involved in these markets, either as an active direct investor or an indirect equity fund holder. What matters is what the company does, not where it is listed.
- The most (over)used metric in the market — the P/E ratio
- Dividend-related methodology — yields
- Asset-based methodology — price to book value; tangible vs intangible assets
- Sales-based methodology — how to explain Tesla's valuation
- Enterprise values and EBITDA explained
Learning Outcomes
This programme offers participants an insight into how professional traders, analysts and portfolio managers navigate the world's equity markets. Numerically it is not as complicated as you might think.
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