Usefull Calculation Examples
The intrinsic value of a stock (intrinsic value) is an indication, according to Benjamin Graham, of what you would get if you sold a company's stock at the current price. This value can be calculated using a number of factors, including the current price, dividend yield, and earnings per share.
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