Courses / Corporate Valuation / Treasury Stock Method (TSM) Upgrade AccountYour current access is limited. To continue watching this lesson, you'll need to purchase a subscription. Sign UpTreasury Stock Method (TSM)In this video, we'll learn the Treasury Stock Method (TSM) that we'll use to calculate stock option's and RSU's dilutive impact on shares outstanding.DiscussionLesson MaterialsRestricted AccessYou need to sign up for a Lumovest subscription in order to join discussions. Sign UpRestricted AccessYou need to sign up for a Lumovest subscription in order to to download lesson materials. Sign UpCorporate Valuation 1. Case Study Overview (2:54) 2. Introduction to Corporate Valuation (4:54) 3. Enterprise Value vs. Equity Value (3:16) 4. Price vs. Value (3:36) 5. Market Capitalization (2:04) 6. Shares Outstanding (4:30) 7. Stock Options (5:05) 8. Restricted Stock Units (RSU) (3:30) 9. Treasury Stock Method (TSM) (5:42) 10. Restricted Stocks (1:16) 11. Stock Option vs. RSU (2:30) 12. Enterprise Value (4:10) 13. Debt (4:24) 14. Cash & Cash Equivalents (2:23) 15. Short-Term Investments (3:13) 16. Long-Term Investments (3:08) 17. How Equity and Enterprise Values Change (4:09) 18. Can Valuations Be Negative? (3:13) 19. Valuation Multiples (4:15) 20. Timing of Multiples (3:12) 21. Consensus Multiples (3:37) 22. Third Party Market Pricing Data (4:25) 23. Connecting Dots (3:04) 24. Quiz #1 (6 Q's) 25. Quiz #2 (5 Q's) 26. Quiz #3 (6 Q's) 27. Quiz #4 (6 Q's)
