Discounted Future Earnings is another earning value approach to business valuation where instead of an average of past earnings, an average of the trend of predicted future earnings is used and
divided by the capitalization factor.
The NOI is
divided by a Capitalization Rate («Cap Rate») to determine the buildings value from the income approach.
Not exact matches
He likes to see the ratio of debt to total
capitalization (debt
divided by shareholders» equity plus debt) under 50 %.
It starts with total market
capitalization and
divides that number
by the replacement cost, or the amount of money a company would have to spend to replace an asset, added up across all companies and industries.
It involves
dividing your company's net operating income
by the
capitalization rate for the region.
If instead we use total expenditures on dividends plus net stock buyback cash plus change in total debt
divided by market
capitalization, we don't need to worry about changes in share count due to stock splits.
Price to book ratio is the stock's
capitalization divided by its book value.
PA stock's
capitalization divided by its after - tax earnings over the latest 12 - month period.
CAP (
capitalization) rate: This is the Net Operating Income
divided by the purchase price.
The
capitalization rate equals a property's net annual rental income
divided by the current value of the property.
* The Q ratio, calculated
by dividing a company's market
capitalization by the replacement cost of its assets.
In practice, the calculation can come down to comparing the earnings yield of an index (earnings
divided by market
capitalization) to the yield on the long Treasury note.
Mobile home park investments tend to trade at a
capitalization rates (net income
divided by purchase price) anywhere from 1 - 3 percentage points higher than comparable quality multifamily assets.
This is done
by dividing the market
capitalization of a company on the index
by the total market
capitalization of the index.
2 Calculated as DHT consensus 2010 free cash flow
divided by market
capitalization of $ 171 million on 2/26/10.
In order to calculate the ratio you are looking for, just
divide total debt
by the market
capitalization of the stock.
Debt / Total capital, which is a measure of financial leverage, is calculated
by dividing long - term debt
by total
capitalization (the sum of equity plus preferred equity and long - term debt).
The percent error, which is calculated as the absolute value of the difference between the allocations
divided by the allocation in VTSMX, increases as market
capitalization decreases, but that shouldn't bother you.
The article in reference was a study done
by Charles Schwab, which examined the 1,500 largest stocks
by market
capitalization from 1990 - 2009 and
divided yielding stocks into four quadrants.
In order to calculate the value of the index, you will add up the market
capitalization of each stock and then
divide the figure
by the total number of stocks.
Same sectors, but the $ 21 billion of market
capitalization that the 2,800 + penny stocks live in are
divided into five roughly equal quintiles
by market
capitalization.
Owner earnings
divided by market
capitalization can also be expressed as «equity bond» percentage yield.
CAP (
capitalization) rate: This is the Net Operating Income
divided by the purchase price.
Divide this total sum
by the market
capitalization of the company.
Following standard practice, the authors first
divide the universe into large and small stocks, and then partition the large - and small - stock subsets
by factor strategy — value, momentum, low beta, quality, and illiquidity — to construct high - characteristic and low - characteristic portfolios weighted
by market
capitalization.
The forward price to earnings ratio is calculated
by dividing the total market
capitalization of a stock to the projected company earnings for the next fiscal year.
The
capitalization rate of an investment may be calculated
by dividing the investment's net operating income (NOI)
by the current market value of the property, where NOI is the annual return on the property minus all operating costs.
Capitalization Rate (Cap Rate)-- Used
by investors to evaluate income properties, the NOI
divided by the Cap Rate gives an estimate of the buildings value.
Using the above example, a 200 unit apartment complex that generates net income of $ 550k each year is then
divided by what's called the
capitalization rate, or cap rate.
The direct income
capitalization formula is widely used in the property investment formula, especially for very quick and rough calculations of the value of an income producing property
by dividing the property's NOI at the time of analysis or the first year of its holding period
by the market
capitalization rate.
The simplest version of the income
capitalization approach derives the value of a property
by dividing the Net Operating Income (NOI) of the property with themarket
capitalization rate.
To determine a property's value,
divide the property's net operating income
by the desired
capitalization rate.
To obtain a property's
capitalization rate,
divide the net operating income of a property
by its value.