Achieve 1-year target price by DCF?
For dcf valuation, it's my understanding that I will reach a fair value of the stock If I want to achieve a 1-year target price, do i need to discount the future cash flow to one year from now or do I just multiple the fair value by a growth rate? Thanks!
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DCF is present value today of future stock price. To get price one year from now you go up by cost of equity.
Does that mean after I get the present value today of future stock price, I multiple it by (1+cost of equity)? Thanks.
Yes, PV*(1+cost of equity).
Thank you for your reply.
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