Value any stock with DCF and reverse DCF
Investingly builds a DCF and a reverse DCF for each company from its own SEC filings.
In short
Investingly builds a DCF and a reverse DCF for each company from its own SEC filings. The reverse DCF shows the growth the current price already assumes, so you can judge whether that is realistic. You change the inputs (growth, margins, discount rate) and the value updates. It is free, and the model downloads to Excel on Pro.
What you get
- A reverse DCF: the growth rate the market price implies.
- A DCF with editable growth, margin, reinvestment, discount rate and terminal value.
- IRR at today's price and comparables against peers.
- Free calculators on the public site, prefilled from a ticker.
How it works
- Open a companyGo to its Modeling tab.
- Change the inputsThe defaults come from its history; set your own.
- Compare with the priceSee the value per share and the growth the price implies.
Questions
What is a reverse DCF?
A DCF run backwards: instead of estimating a value, it solves for the growth rate that makes the model equal today's price.
Are the models free?
Yes. The DCF, reverse DCF and Modeling tab are on the Free plan.
Where do the inputs come from?
Revenue, margins, cash flow and share count come from the company's SEC filings; you can change every assumption.
How much does Investingly cost?
The Free plan costs nothing. Pro is $30 a month or $240 a year, and new accounts get 7 days of Pro without a card.
More Investingly features
Data from SEC EDGAR filings, US House disclosures, public procurement registers and Yahoo Finance prices. Information only, not investment advice.