Courses / Intrinsic Valuation / Terminal Value – Terminal Multiple Method Upgrade AccountYour current access is limited. To continue watching this lesson, you'll need to purchase a subscription. Sign UpTerminal Value – Terminal Multiple MethodTerminal Multiple Method is a way to calculate the Terminal Value under the assumption that the business is sold to an acquiror at the end of our last forecast year.DiscussionRestricted 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 UpIntrinsic Valuation 1. What is Intrinsic Valuation (2:09) 2. Time Value of Money (4:57) 3. Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) (6:23) 4. Discount Rate (3:00) 5. Weighted Average Cost of Capital (WACC) (2:21) 6. Cost of Debt (5:54) 7. Tax Shield on Cost of Debt (3:07) 8. Risk-Free Rate (3:19) 9. Equity Risk Premium (ERP) (3:51) 10. Beta (4:11) 11. Cost of Equity (4:31) 12. Debt and Equity Weighting (1:57) 13. Calculating Case Study WACC (4:00) 14. Why is Debt Cheaper than Equity (6:39) 15. Treatment of Stock-Based Compensation in DCF (2:58) 16. Discount Period: End-of-Year Convention (4:48) 17. Discount Period: Mid-Year Convention (5:06) 18. Mid-Year Convention Stub Period (3:52) 19. Calculating Present Value of Projected UFCF for Case Study (7:52) 20. The Concept of Terminal Value (2:52) 21. Terminal Value - Perpetuity Growth Method (4:05) 22. Terminal Value - Terminal Multiple Method (6:20) 23. Present Value of Terminal Value (3:30) 24. Calculating Present Value of Terminal Value for Case Study (3:30) 25. Circular Reference in DCF (2:58) 26. Calculating Intrinsic Value for Case Study (9:13) 27. Margin of Safety (1:56) 28. Future Stock Price vs. Intrinsic Value (4:26) 29. Sense Checking DCF (5:00) 30. Connecting Dots (1:59) 31. Quiz #1 (3 Q's) 32. Quiz #2 (4 Q's) 33. Quiz #3 (3 Q's) 34. Quiz #4 (6 Q's) 35. Quiz #5 (6 Q's) 36. Quiz #6 (5 Q's) 37. Quiz #7 (5 Q's)
