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5 elements industry structure

1. Threat new entrants


2 threat subsitutes


3 bargaining power of buyers


4 bargaining power of suppliers


5 rivalry of current competitors

3 strategies

1 cost leadership


2 product differentation


3 focus- employing strategy 1 or 2 within a segment of the industry

Broad Equity risk premium(return over rf investors require)

Rf+B*equity risk premium

IRR

Rate that equates dcf to current price. If markets are efficient than IRR = rr

3 estimated for risk premium

1 gordon growth


2 macroeconomic models


3 survey estimates

Ggm (rp? And return?)

1yr forecasted div REturn + LT earnings GRowth - LT gov bond yield....(d/p)+g - Rlt

Holding period return

P1+cf/p0

Most holding perio return annualized...1% for a month

1+.01^12-1

Required return= opp cost

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Expected return price convergence

V-p0 / p0

Equity risk premium

Rr on equity - rf

Gordon growth uses long term rf while others usually short

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Price convergence..expected return

Rr + (intrinsic value-p0)/ p0

Ggm

(D/p) + g- r which is fwd looking risk premium

1 weakness of constant or ggm is that it uses stable growth. For em equtiy index price =

Pv rapid+Pv transition + Pv mature

Macro/supply side estimates only good for developed as public equitites need to represent large share of economy for there to be a relationship=

(1+exp inflation)*(1+exp real EPS gr)*(1+exp P/E change)-1+Yield on INdex(**INcome component)- Rf

Estimate exp inflation

Tbonds yield - TIPS with comparable maturities

Exp Eps growth = real GDP growth=

Growth in labor productivity + g in labor supply

PEg estimated on if analyst thinks market is over or under valued.

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Capm= rf+beta*rp

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Required return multifactor model

Rf+Rp1+Rp2



Rp= factor sensitivity*factor risk premium

Fama french

Rf+beta *(Rmkt-rf)+Bsmb*(Rsmall-Rbig) + Bhml(Rhbm-Rlbm)...hb is high book vale

Pastor stambaugh.... Less liquid have pos beta more liquid neg beta

Same factors as fema fema but at the end (liquidity * liquidity premium)

Macroeconomic multi models

Rf +(sen1*conf risk) +(sens2*time hori) etc

Build up model forncompanies with no beta RR=

Rf+ rp+ size prem+spec company prem

Bond yield rp coe ...used if they have publicly traded debt

Bond ytm + equity risk premium

Beta drift is beta moving back to 1

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Blume method to adjust beta

2/3 * regression beta +(1/3 *1)

Beta steps for thinly traded or non public

1 find a public comp company XZ


2 find its beta


3 unlever its beta =beta of XZ *(1/(1+(debt/equity)))


4 lever the unlevered beta for XZ using oroginal comps debt and equity = beta * (1+(debt/equity))

Postivies and negatives of diff ways of finding RR


Capm simple but onlyn1 factor and if in more than 1 market theres more than 1 rr


Mulitfactor have higher explanatory power but more complex and expensive


Build up simple and apply to private comps. Butnuse historical values that may not be relevant anymore

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Cost of cap is rr of those who supply capital...WACC

Debt/market value debt+equity*Rd*(1-marginal t) + equity / market value debt+equity* Re

What stage



-Ddm for new fast-negative FCFE


-For transitional with poaitive growing FCFE and decreasing Capex


-ggm

3 stage


2 stage


Best for mature with stable constant divy

Per share 56. 5mm shares. Debt ratio .3(ie equity is 70%). What is current value

Value is equity and debt...Equity is 56*5=280...which is 70% so tot value is 280/.7=400