berkshire hathaway, page-17

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    "Any new trader coming into the market could learn from Buffett."

    agree hundred percent

    one thing that i am interested in is how Buffett does his valuations

    lets say you have a company that is priced at $20 on the stockmarket
    its PE =10
    eps =$2
    return on equity = 20%
    growth rate = 20%

    Mary Buffett in her book bases it on future returns

    growth rate = 20%
    Initial earnings figure = $2
    Average PE = 10
    intial price = $20

    earnings five years down the track = $4.98
    average PE = 10
    price in five years $49.80

    to get an expected rate of return of 15% you would pay anything up to $24.75

    Roger Montgomery uses this formula

    (ROE/ pretax RR) x EQPS = Intrinsic value

    ROE = Return On Equity
    RR = Required Return

    EQPS = Equity Per Share

    Eg

    ROE = 20%
    RR = 15%
    EQPS = $10

    (.20/.15) x $10 = 1.33 x 10 =$13.30

    so according to Roger Montgomery he wouldn't pay $20 for these shares

    in fact he wouldn't buy them unless they fell below $13.30

    so on the one hand you have Mary Buffett saying that the shares are cheap below $24

    and Roger Montgomery saying they are expensive

    "Snowball" didn't help

    check out what roger montgomery says here

    http://boardroom-pc.streamguys.us/files/ASX/ASX20080822/





 
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