Don't have access to Bloomberg or any other paid subscription services, so was wondering if anyone knows any free sites where you can find public companies WACC?
Wikiwealth does it, but their method of calculation doesnt seem the most accurate.
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Find which WACC makes your idea look like a great idea and use that one :)
This.
What is wrong with calculating WACC on your own? It gives you much more flexibility in your valuations.
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