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** calculate net income
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1. calculate operating expenses
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\[
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\text{Operating Expenses} = \text{R&D} + \text{Sales & Marketing} + \text{G&A}
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\]
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2. calculate operating income (EBIT)
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EBIT=Gross Profit−Operating Expenses
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\[
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\text{EBIT} = \text{Gross Profit} − \text{Operating Expenses}
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\]
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3. calcuate taxes
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- assume taxes are 21% of EBIT
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Taxes=EBIT×21%
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3. calcuate taxes (assume taxes are 21% of EBIT)
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\[
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\text{Taxes}= \text{EBIT} × \text{21%}
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\]
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4. calculate net income
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Net Income=EBIT−Taxes
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\[
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\text{Net Income} = \text{EBIT} − \text{Taxes}
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\]
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** calculate forecasted fields
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*** Operating Expenses
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\text{Net Income} = \text{EBIT} - \text{Taxes}
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\]
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*** Stock Price
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- calculate the YOY trend for all the years you have stock price data
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\[
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\text{YOY} = \text{SPnow} - \text{SPprev} / \text{SPprev}
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\]
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- forecast using the previous YOY and project what it will be going forward
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\[
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\text{SPnow} = \text{SPprev} * \text{(1 + YOY)}
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\]
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*** Shares
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*note: we don't actually have this info*
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**** Where We Have the Information
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- When historical data is available, derive share count using net income and diluted EPS:
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\[
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\text{Share} = \text{Net Income} / \text{Diluted Earnings per share}
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\text{Shares} = \frac{\text{Net Income}}{\text{Diluted EPS}}
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\]
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** valuation
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- For forward projections, we reverse this: project shares first, then derive EPS.
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**** Assumed Share Growth by Company Type
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| Company Type | Assumed Annual Share Growth |
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|---------------------------+----------------------------------|
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| High-growth tech | 5–8% |
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| Mid-sized growth firm | 3–5% |
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| Blue chip or cash-stable | 0–2% or flat/shrinking via buybacks |
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**** Core Financial Projection Assumptions
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| Element | Assumption |
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|-------------+------------------------------------------------------------------|
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| Shares | Project using a realistic dilution rate (e.g., 3–5%) unless buybacks occur |
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| Net Income | Calculate as EBIT × (1 - tax rate), based on revenue projections |
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| EPS | Net Income / Shares |
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*** EPS
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- For projected years, calculate EPS based on projected net income and projected shares.
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- Maintain a YOY column for EPS to support stock price modeling.
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*** Stock Price
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- Stock price should be projected based on fundamentals, not simple historical price growth.
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- Use a mix of valuation models (outlined below) to estimate target price.
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- These models are based on earnings, revenue, and comparable multiples.
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** valuation of stock price
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- create a forecast
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- got earnings per share
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- listed assumptions
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