Does anyone or has anyone ever seen anyone use EVA or residual income models in equity research, either sell or buy side? I am curious if these models are just for show in textbooks or if they are used in reality. I like the concept of it but not sure if it is used given the use of DCF and multiples I seem to see.
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CS used to have a database that did it - don't know if they still have it
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