In investing, do we play as fortune tellers or psychologists?
Valuations
CAPM, ¿SÍ O NO?
El Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM) es, probablemente, el modelo más influyente —y cuestionado— de la historia de las finanzas modernas. Su fórmula, tan simple como potente, ha servido durante décadas como punto de partida para valorar activos, estimar el coste del equity y evaluar carteras. Pero hoy, más de 60 años después de su nacimiento, las preguntas se acumulan: ¿sirve todavía? ¿Debe seguir enseñándose en escuelas de negocios? ¿Es útil o solo elegante?
QUALITATIVE VALUATION – WHY THE TOP MANAGEMENT MATTERS MORE THAN YOU THINK
Are you relying solely on financial statements for company valuation? You might be missing a critical piece of the puzzle. While balance sheets and income statements provide essential data, they often overlook the profound impact of top management on a company's true worth. This quote by Peter Seilern, "A company is always as good and only as good as its top management," from Only the Best Will Do, isn't just a catchy phrase, It challenges us to look beyond the numbers and recognize that the quality of leadership is a critical determinant of a company's success and valuation.
Valuing Companies: Beyond DCF Models
💡 Why stick to one perspective when valuing a company? While DCF models provide crucial insights, they’re not the whole picture. This video unpacks the limitations of DCF and stresses the importance of a multi-faceted approach—one that accounts for both quantitative and qualitative factors. Understanding a company’s true value goes beyond numbers; it’s about seeing the … Sigue leyendo Valuing Companies: Beyond DCF Models
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